Prisoner Talking to Angel, Benoît Gilsoul #14 Size:20x26 standing in front of a

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This poster was created by the Committee for the Defence of the Republic (CDR) in 1968 and called for public participation in calling the government out for wrongdoings

Jean-Claude Dauphin

Prisoner Talking to Angel, Benoît Gilsoul #14 Size:20x26 standing in front of aA prisoner is chained in a jail cell, while an abstract angel appears through the heavens to give hope. Benot Gilsoul (1914 2000) was a Belgian artist known for his paintings, prints, tapestries, sculptures, and stained glass. While attending Belgians Acadmie Royale des Beaux Arts he founded the secessionist art group: LEsquisse, which later became the influential Salon National des Jeunes Artistes. In the 1960s, after falling in love with America,