Malaquías Montoya’s Art Through the Decades 

“San Leandro” for march connected to a police shooting, 1970 (Oakland Museum, gift of the Terrazas Martin Family)
“Yo Soy Chicano,” 1972, reprinted 2013, Malaquias Montoya, screenprint (courtesy Malaquias Montoya. Photo: Muzi Rowe
“Vietnam Azatlan Chicano: Vietnam Fuera,” lithographic print, 1973, Maceo Montoya. (All of Us or None of Us Archive)
“Teatro de la Gente, Presenta El Quetzal,” 1977, Malaquias Montoya, printed by Royal Chicano Air Force (RCAF), screenprint (Courtesy of the artist. Photo: Muzi Rowe)
“The Immigrant’s Dream, the American Response,” 1983, reproduced in 2004, Malaquias Montoya, screenprint (Courtesy of the artist. Photo: Muzi Rowe)
“Me Vine Desde Allá,” 1983, Malaquias Montoya, screenprint, (Courtesy of the artist. Photo: Muzi Rowe)
"The Artist and His Father,” 2008, Malaquias Montoya, screenprint (Courtesy of the artist. Photo: Muzi Rowe)
"Trump Dog,” 2015, Malaquias Montoya, screenprint (Courtesy of the artist. Photo: Muzi Rowe)