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A daisy used for 'He loves me, he loves me not' game with several petals missing and a yellow condom instead of the flower's centre; representing protection against AIDS. Colour lithograph after M. Kolvenbach and G. Meyer, 199-.

The world in blue monochrome contained in a navy-blue condom; representing protection against AIDS by condoms. Colour lithograph, 199-.

A car with two red condoms instead of tyres; representing protection against AIDS. Colour lithograph after M. Kolvenbach and G. Meyer, 199-.

people affected in different ways by AIDS

A naked woman and a naked man making love on a hill on a starry night, bathed in a light coming from UFO floating above them, with a condom instead of UFO; representing protection against AIDS. Colour lithograph after C. Steckelbruck, 1993.

A collage of letters, tickets, records etc. representing family relations, memories and time spent together for people affected in different ways by AIDS. Colour lithograph after C. Padberg, 1994.

A naked man and a naked woman sitting on a desert island, kissing under a palm tree with colourful condoms instead of fronds; representing protection against AIDS. Colour lithograph after S. Theurer, 1994.

A thoughtful young man, resting his chin in his hand, thinking about individual responsibility in avoiding and preventing the risk of contracting AIDS. Colour lithograph, 199-.

A woman and a man cuddling and rubbing noses; representing the need for protection from the risk of contracting AIDS, even for apparently faithful couples. Colour lithograph, 199-.

A man going on holiday to the tropics; representing sex tourism as a risk for AIDS. Colour lithograph, 199-.

The world with a purple condom instead of the globe; representing protection against AIDS. Colour lithograph after M. Kolvenbach and G. Meyer, 199-.

Fourteen situations divided into three groups according to their level of risk in transmitting HIV/AIDS: high risk, moderate risk, low risk. Colour lithograph, 1993.

A yellow (gold) condom on an Olympic podium; suggesting using condoms is a winning practice to use in the prevention of AIDS. Colour lithograph, 199-.

A smiling woman bends down to communicate with a man with chronic illness; representing the need to protect the chronically sick against AIDS. Colour lithograph, 199-.

The most important facts about AIDS: how it is contracted and how it cannot be contracted. Colour lithograph, 199-.

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people affected in different ways by AIDS

A man going on holiday to the tropics; representing sex tourism as a risk for AIDS. Colour lithograph, 199-.

A yellow (gold) condom on an Olympic podium; suggesting using condoms is a winning practice to use in the prevention of AIDS. Colour lithograph, 199-.

A smiling woman bends down to communicate with a man with chronic illness; representing the need to protect the chronically sick against AIDS. Colour lithograph, 199-.

The most important facts about AIDS: how it is contracted and how it cannot be contracted. Colour lithograph, 199-.

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Federal Institute of Public Health

Images from the collections

Images produced by Federal Institute of Public Health

Works from the collections

people affected in different ways by AIDS

A man going on holiday to the tropics; representing sex tourism as a risk for AIDS. Colour lithograph, 199-.

A yellow (gold) condom on an Olympic podium; suggesting using condoms is a winning practice to use in the prevention of AIDS. Colour lithograph, 199-.

A smiling woman bends down to communicate with a man with chronic illness; representing the need to protect the chronically sick against AIDS. Colour lithograph, 199-.

The most important facts about AIDS: how it is contracted and how it cannot be contracted. Colour lithograph, 199-.

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