[PEOPLE WHO TALK ABOUT REVOLUTION AND CLASS STRUGGLE WITHOUT UNDERSTANDING.

WHAT IS SUBVERSIVE ABOUT LOVE AND WHAT IS POSITIVE ABOUT THE REFUSAL OF CONSTRAINTS, SUCH PEOPLE HAVE A CORPSE IN THEIR MOUTH]. Original poster/flyer. Approximately: 34.5 x 22.3 cm. sheet, illustration outlined in black and coloured in red, text in black within a speech bubble, float mounted and framed in black painted wood, perspex glazed. N.p., n.p., n.d., c. 1971. £750.00 Rare. Waterstained with mildew from a soaking several years ago pre-frame, frame near fine. A Pata-physicist told me that he bought an uncoloured version of this poster from Gray, who also published it in his seminal publication, the sole source of English translations of Situ texts entitled ?Leaving The Twentieth Century'. The quotation is derived from Brit-Situ Gray's first English language translation of Raoul Vaneigem's ?Banalités de Base', and (for this cataloguer) has echoes of Surrealism's 'Cadavre Exquis' parlour game. The uncoloured teddy bear variant also appeared in the feminist psychology group Red Therapy's eponymous 1978 publication and an identical version of this red one on the back cover of an issue of Southmapton's ?Mantra', an alternative magazine published in 1971-1972 (though smaller).…