Official Parti Communiste Francais poster artwork acquisition (October 2026)
Sunil Pawar
PCF 2010
The important artist selection for the posters of the Parti Communiste Français through the ages includes renowned international modern painters, pioneering photographers, and specialised political graphics collectives spanning 1920 to the modern era, including Pablo Picasso, Robert Doisneau, Michel Quarez and Grapus.
Sunil Pawar was selected in 2010 to join this distinguished lineage of artists, an exceptional honour and significant recognition of his artistic practice.
A contemporary reimagining of the bold visual language and graphic vocabulary of Parisian protest posters, drawing upon their history of political expression while reinterpreting their forms, symbols and energy through a contemporary creative lens.
(September 2026) Two sets of posters have been acquired by The George Mason public research University in Virginia, Fairfax. USA, and the Bath University archives, UK, where they will be future proofed for their historical and cultural significance alongside their collection archive of Parti Communiste Francais posters, which includes Pablo Picasso's seminal peace dove artwork.
The George Mason collection documents PCF’s political and social movements spanning from circa 1945, key topics including Peace, Human Rights, The civil rights movement and Environmental Campaigns.
On 1st October 2026, an exceptionally rare release of just eight copies of each colourway of this Sunil Pawar poster will be made available directly from the artist’s studio, priced at £500 each.
These highly limited examples represent a scarce opportunity to acquire this historical work with direct studio provenance. With only eight copies being released, their rarity is likely to enhance their desirability among collectors as Pawar’s profile and market continue to develop.
No further examples from this release will be available.
“Assez de payer pour leurs profits” 80cm x 60cm Signed certificate of Authenticity
ORANGE HAND VERSION / RED HAND VERSION
Sunil Pawar is a member of the Artist Collection Society.. Artist’s Resale Right (ARR) royalties through secondary auction sales.
PCF /SUNIL PAWAR POSTER 2010
£500.00
Official Parti Communiste Francais poster artwork acquisition
Sunil Pawar
60cm x 80cm / Certificate of Authenticity
The important artist selection for the posters of the Parti Communiste Français through the ages includes renowned international modern painters, pioneering photographers, and specialised political graphics collectives spanning 1920 to the modern era, including Pablo Picasso, Robert Doisneau, Michel Quarez and Grapus.
Sunil Pawar was selected in 2010 to join this distinguished lineage of artists, an exceptional honour and significant recognition of his artistic practice.
A contemporary reimagining of the bold visual language and graphic vocabulary of Parisian protest posters, drawing upon their history of political expression while reinterpreting their forms, symbols and energy through a contemporary creative lens.
(September 2026) Two sets of posters have been acquired by The George Mason public research University in Virginia, Fairfax. USA, where they will be future proofed for their historical and cultural significance alongside their existing collection archive of Parti Communiste Francais posters, which includes Pablo Picasso's seminal peace dove artwork.
The George Mason collection documents PCF’s political and social movements spanning from circa 1945, key topics including Peace, Human Rights, The civil rights movement and Environmental Campaigns.
To coincide, on 1st October 2026, an exceptionally rare release of just eight copies of each colourway of this Sunil Pawar poster will be made available directly from the artist’s studio, priced at £500 each.
These highly limited examples represent a scarce opportunity to acquire this historical work with direct studio provenance. With only eight copies being released, their rarity is likely to enhance their desirability among collectors as Pawar’s profile and market continue to develop.
