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Philips Sans User! framed In the 1930s Delvaux was

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In the 1930s Delvaux was inspired by the Spitzner Museum

This witty poster designed by British satirical cartoonist Ronald Searle is for a campaign to encourage people to clean up after their dogs

An Eiffel Tower in all the colours of the rainbow - the most pretty poster designed by Fore to advertise the 1987 Foire de Paris

the Volkswagen Beetle

Philips Sans User! framed In the 1930s Delvaux wasPeople make way for the first washing machine that washes without wearing out!! Whether we are talking about wearing out the clothes with its extra ferocious spin and cycle or the washer itself will go on forever, isnt quite made clear but apparently its the safest option on the market. A original vintage poster for those of us who have a penchant for kitsch by iconic French posterist, Guy Georget.

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