Red Power 1972

"Red Power," a 1972 screenprint by British Pop artist Peter Blake, features a Native American man with a strong gaze. The simple composition highlights the subject's stoic expression and the bold inscription "Red Power," demonstrating the artist's engagement with social and political issues of the time. Blake, known for his use of collage and appropriation in works like the Beatles album cover "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band," employs a graphic style in this piece, echoing the visual language of protest posters.