ICAP - Instituto Cubano de Amistad con los Pueblos (cover designer: unknown), "Hasta La Victoria Siempre / Until Victory Forever," ca. 1970s. Silkscreen print portfolio cover (containing 20 offset print posters).

The portfolio cover features bold sans-serif typography in red stating "HASTA LA VICTORIA SIEMPRE" (Spanish), "ВСЕГДА ДО ПОБЕДЫ!" (Russian), "UNTIL VICTORY FOREVER" (English), and "JUSQU'A LA VICTOIRE TOUJOURS" (French) layered across a cream background. A dark green silhouette of a revolutionary guerrilla fighter carrying a rifle overlays the multilingual text, creating a powerful symbol of international solidarity. The silkscreen technique gives the cover a handcrafted, activist quality distinct from the offset-printed posters contained within, emphasizing the portfolio's special status as a curated collection of revolutionary graphics.

Published by the Instituto Cubano de Amistad con los Pueblos (Cuban Institute of Friendship with the Peoples), this portfolio of twenty posters represents Cuba's commitment to fostering international solidarity during the Cold War era. ICAP, founded in 1960, served as Cuba's primary organization for building cultural and political ties with progressive movements worldwide. The multilingual cover reflects the portfolio's intended international circulation, communicating revolutionary internationalism to audiences across linguistic and geographic boundaries. The collection likely includes OSPAAAL solidarity posters supporting liberation movements in Africa, Asia, and Latin America.