“Foreigner Xing” - 1960s Korean Political Satire Poster #1916413 (License: Personal Use)

The image is a vintage South Korean propaganda-style satire from the 1960s, depicting a black dog with a smiling Caucasian man’s head, symbolizing perceived Western interference. Bold red borders frame yellow background with Korean text “주의: 외국인 보호” (“Warning: Foreigner Protection”) above and “FOREIGNER XING” below, while vertical Hangul on the left reads “외국인의 흉상” (“Statue of a Foreigner”). The worn texture suggests street-posted origins and reflects Cold War-era nationalist sentiment.

Used in historical exhibitions, academic articles on East Asian political art, or digital archives about Cold War propaganda; targets users researching Korean visual culture, political satire, or anti-imperialist iconography.