[Fluxus] George Maciunas, U.S.A. Surpasses All the Genocide Records. New York, Maciunas/Fluxus, 1966 Offset litho in colour on glossy white stock, 54 x 88 cm, printed on one side. Famous anti-Vietnam War poster designed by George Maciunas, depicting an American flag in which the red stripes document genocide figures, and the field of stars are replaced by skulls and bones. By writing a letter to the P.O. box listed along the bottom of the poster (the official Fluxus address), one could order a pamphlet with further calculations and references. Iconic design, distributed in several formats and sizes since its inception in 1966. This is an initial copy sent by Maciunas to the Dutch collector Tjeerd Deelstra. Tiny tear (approx. 3 mm) on right edge and on bottom right margin, else in very good condition.

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