1970s Quebec Contemporary Poster, Gilbert Langevin

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1970s Quebec Contemporary Poster, Gilbert LangevinDate: 1970s Size: 12. 5 x 27 inches Artist: Anonymous About The Poster: The politics of the province of Quebec have always provided inspiration for it's homegrown poets, musicians, playwrights and composers. In the 1970s and 80s (and today!) there was a great uprising of nationalist sentiment amongst the French population of the province who felt that they had been treated as second class citizens for too long. This social and political malaise was

The subdued colors and intricate detailing of this work make it a special unique addition to any poster collection - we like the sepia tones and the little pull toys

About The Poster: This vintage advertising carton from France reminds us of simpler days and simpler times - remember when the chickens and roosters would walk across the lawn

Each maquette measures roughly 2 x 3 inches - they seem to have been executed in watercolor on arches paper and then mounted on black presentation paper

Undoubtedly

] Many of the first publishers of games were in fact cartographers

Michel began his career at an early age appearing in a Canadian television series (Rue des Pignons) and in TV commercials

Vermouth proved so popular that soon his shop was open 24 hours a day

The Opera de Montreal was founded in 1980 and performs at Montreal's famed Place des Arts

a man we fondly call the Poster King

by the famed artist Dudley Hardy

a sculptor and a graphic designer

He had a signature style of applying colors

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