graphic-art, print, textile, paper
graphic-art
textile
paper
Dimensions: height 297 mm, width 210 mm
Copyright: Rijks Museum: Open Domain
This is the 15th issue of "The Voice of the Lowlands," printed in Dachau on May 18, 1945, by Jo Vis and others. The entire document, a typewritten page, serves as a symbol itself: a beacon of communication and organization amidst the chaos of a displaced community. Consider the act of printing and distributing news; it connects to the ancient Roman "Acta Diurna," daily official notices carved in stone and posted in public. In both cases, the written word becomes a tool for disseminating information, uniting people through shared knowledge and fostering a sense of community. The need for news, for connection, is a primal urge. Here, the practical and the psychological intertwine. This simple newsletter speaks volumes about the resilience of the human spirit, highlighting our need to communicate, organize, and rebuild even in the face of unimaginable adversity.
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