About this object
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ID:
90.214/3
Production date:
1980-1982
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Location:
In Store
White cotton tee shirt printed in red and black with 'STATIONS OF THE CROSS' where the O is replaced by the anarchist symbol. Now sleeveless, the original sleeves have been cut or ripped out. There is some soiling and several deliberate holes. The T-shirt belonged to Katharine Saunders, a teenage follower of the influential anarchist punk group Crass. Crass were politically active, becoming involved in direct-action campaigns, subversive graffiti and ‘Stop the City’ protests. Their military-style logo combined the cross, swastika, Union Jack and Celtic snake. The shirt was given to Katherine by a skinhead admirer.
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Measurements
H 585 mm; W 435 mm
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Materials
cotton
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Last Updated
2024-03-14
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