Framed Pancho Villa La Raza Silkscreen Center Print After serving in the army

After serving in the army until 1974

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Framed Pancho Villa La Raza Silkscreen Center Print After serving in the armyFramed hand pulled silkscreen print on archival paper originating from La Raza Silkscreen Graphics Center in San Francisco. This print was produced between 1978 1982 by Artist and printer Rayvan Martinez. The print is unsigned. Rayvan Valdez Martinez (Gonzales) is an artist, designer, and silkscreen printer whose art focuses on Hispanic culture, social injustice, and the anti war movement. After serving in the army until 1974, Martinez moved to the