dedicated works or art to WFUNA and to the values of the Organisation. WFUNA's lithograph program started in 1966 for the 30th anniversary of the Federeation and included a set of works from renowned artists like Salvador Dalí or Friedrich Hundertwasser. Many of these works were later reproduced to be part of the WFUNA philatelic program with the stamps being included by the United Nations among their offer for general circulation. More lithographs were added in 1976 like that of Victor Vasarely, french representative of the Op Art school. In the 1980s surrealist Juan Miro signed for WFUNA one of his last lithographs. The program marked a pause and resumed after the 42nd Plenary Assembly of the Organisation. In 2020 French artist Greg Mathias of the neo cubist school, signed WFUNA's first linocut, "Bridges". In 2020, WFUNA also resumed with the traditional creation of art posters to commemorate specific events starting with the 75th Anniversary of the United Nations and with idea of "fragile multilateralism" as a leading message. Artists having signed works for WFUNA's Lithograph Program Victor Vasarely (France) Chaim Gross (USA Joan Miró (Spain) Salvador Dalí (Spain) Friedrich Hundertwasser (Germany) Greg Mathias (France) Norman Rockwell (USA) František Reichentál (Austria-Hungary/Czechoslovakia) Andy Warhol (USA) Richard Bernstein (artist) (USA) See also Otto Hahn Peace Medal References External links World Federation of United Nations Associations Organizations established in 1946 International charities Organizations based in New York City Non-profit organizations based in New York City 501(c)(3) organizations Non-profit organisations based in Switzerland Organisations based in Geneva United Nations relations Global citizenship