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Poster, advocating contraception, ‘There are nine methods of birth control’
Made by Family Planning Association of Queensland in Queensland, Australia, [1980-2000].Summary
Object No.
2005/13/2Object Statement
Poster, advocating contraception, 'There are nine methods of birth control', paper, produced by The Family Planning Association of Queensland, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, [1970-1980]Physical Description
Poster, advocating contraception, 'There are nine methods of birth control', paper, produced by The Family Planning Association of Queensland, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, [1970-1980]A sexual health poster printed in black and white on a bright yellow background. The poster features a photograph of a man and woman embracing, with the woman's fingers crossed behind the man's back. The main text on the poster reads, 'There are nine methods of birth control ... This isn't one of them! Clinic and education services are available at The Family Planning Association of Queensland...'
Marks
The main text on the poster is printed in black, 'There are nine methods of birth control.../ THIS ISN'T ONE OF THEM! / Clinic and education services are available at / The Family Planning Association of Queensland...'Short URL
https://ma.as/347233Dimensions
Height
377 mmWidth
600 mmProduction
Notes
This poster was produced by the Family Planning Association of Queensland. The date of production is unknown but clues to the date include typography style, printed matte in only two colours on rough paper, the former address of Family Planning Queensland, six-digit phone number, and the style of the people's clothes, especially the man's shirt. These all suggest that its was made in the 1970s.Made
Family Planning Association of Queensland Queensland, Australia [1980-2000]Source
Credit Line
Gift of Family Planning Queensland, 2004Acquisition Date
7 January 2005Cite this Object
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Poster, advocating contraception, 'There are nine methods of birth control' 2018, Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences, accessed 20 May 2019, <https://ma.as/347233>Wikipedia
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