Huey Newton Poster – Vintage Civil Rights & Black Power Art

Capture a powerful moment in American history with this vintage Huey P. Newton poster reproduction. Depicting the co-founder of the Black Panther Party seated in a wicker “peacock” chair, dressed in leather, and holding a rifle and spear, this iconic 1960s photograph became one of the most enduring images of the Black Power movement and revolutionary activism.

Available in a 16x20 framed edition, this archival-quality print is mounted in a sleek black gallery-style frame with white matting and acrylic glass—ready to hang and display. An unframed 16x20 version is also available for custom framing.

Perfect for collectors of civil rights memorabilia, protest art, radical political posters, and African American history décor, this print makes a bold and historic statement piece for a living room, studio, office, or gallery wall.

• Product Options: Framed 16x20 print (gallery-style black frame + white mat + acrylic glass) OR Unframed 16x20 print

• Style: Vintage protest photography, revolutionary art, Black Panther Party poster

• Theme: Civil rights, Black Power movement, 1960s radical politics, activism history

• Size: 16x20 inches

• Shipping: Priority shipping – arrives within the week

This Vintage Framed Prints exclusive is a meaningful addition to any collection focused on civil rights history, social justice movements, or revolutionary counterculture art.