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The name itself and the related graphics of Tvrdohlaví (The Stubborn) expressed belligerence – “they took inspiration from Tvrdošíjní (The Obstinate) and toughened up” – and as soon as possible, Najbrt took part in the revolutionary turmoil. At demonstrations, at the information centre in Mánes, and graphically as well. “I liked how it works when you simply turn it upside down, and I hoped the situation would end up with a direct opposite to how it went 20 years earlier. And most posters that were being created were such softy ones. But with my friends at that time, we saw it rather differently, so I wanted the poster to be revolutionary, offensive. And there was a problem, of course. We printed it at night in a screenprinting workshop, which students took over from workshop staff, and the next morning a guy from Mánes, who distributed the Civic Forum posters with his car, came to collect it – and he said he would not distribute this poster, because it is aggressive. I immediately made a call to Mánes and Standa Diviš ordered him to definitely distribute this poster! The revolutionary guard decided…”
1989 Aleš Najbrt
Production estimated up to 14 days, the possibility of printing sizes S to XL
price 400 CZK