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The surveillance of the city – Spanish Civil War poster Spooky Sale drawing on the “Hero-worker” archetypePoster from the Spanish Civil War published in Valencia showing a militiaman standing guard over the city with a huge eye behind him. The poster serves as a warning against Nationalist terrorism and sabotage. The full translation: "The surveillance of the city must be ensured by the antifascist Popular Guard" This is a reproduction printed professionally on high quality matte paper. See full size guide