A bold graphic composition merges the Soviet hammer-and-sickle flag with the American stars-and-stripes in a dynamic angular arrangement, their forms intersecting against a deep blue background. Overlaid on the interlocking flags is a calendar page marked "1987" and "DECEMBER 8" in cream and black lettering, while flowing script text curves across the lower portion, rendered in black against the red and blue field, establishing this as a commemorative work celebrating Cold War détente. At home in a history classroom, office, or gallery devoted to political art and twentieth-century history. Printed to order on heavyweight matte paper at a petite 3-by-4 or 4-by-4 inches, with an optional poplar wood stand so it can sit upright on a desk or shelf. Small enough to fill the gap in a gallery wall or start a new one. Your first original, priced to collect more than one.