Instead of the strong poster-style paintwork that characterises the more striking murals, this one is a weak, digitised photograph blown up to monstrous proportions.
In San Francisco, where the movement was strongest, posters announcing weekly dance hall concerts echoed the golden age of the poster of the 1890s.
"East Village Strong" reads a poster on the Middle Collegiate church opposite.
"Mr. Spitzer had been holding up Strong as a poster child for going to jail," said Roy Weitz, who runs a Web site called FundAlarm.com.
Sarkozy's campaign slogan is "A strong France", with posters picturing him against a background of the sea.
Ironically, one of the few powerful female characters who does get to stand strong on movie posters is Hunger Games protagonist Katniss Everdeen, who is played by Jennifer Lawrence.
The capital is awash in contradictory information, strong opinions and posters: "Vote Yes for Jobs, the Economy and Ireland" jostling for space with "Keep Ireland Strong in Europe: Vote No".
Mr. Antall -appearing in front of a poster promising a "strong Parliament, strong government and strong forint," a reference to the national currency -adopted a lighter tone, joking with supporters about criticism of his rigid style.
Moreover, their argument that they intended the jumble of streets and landmarks and buildings to symbolize their Muscovite protagonist's confusion in a new city does not detract from the strong similarity between their poster and Steinberg's.
With its strong Helvetica font, the poster is nostalgic: it reminds me of growing up in the 1970s, when Labour was in crisis, and you could recognise every Labour family in the street from their bold posters: they really stood out.
Each poster features strong wording, poignant imagery, and a resistant political undertone.
