1957 Original Russian Poster, Standards for Water Usage

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1957 Original Russian Poster, Standards for Water UsageDate: 1957 Size: 21 x 28 inches According to our favorite consignor of Russian posters, this retro gem depicts the various standards for water usage: in the home, in the streets and for cleaning purposes I particularly like the expression of the fellow in the shower I'm sensing the water out have been pretty cold! An original poster from Russia with Cyrillic stamps and dating perfectly retro, perfectly Soviet, and great for a child's room, or maybe a

his controversial study of Spanish-speaking people in Texas

This vintage-inspired travel poster depicts a view of Montreal in the Winter and includes a nod to the city's unofficial patron saint Leonard Cohen in the novel shown on the desk

which goes a long way towards explaining why the company often used images of gypsy women in their advertisements and packaging

and the characters are so joyful that we feel these pieces would look great in a child's room

Caption: Que vois-je

training which gave him a unique position among the graphic humorists of France

From autumn 1962 onward

this makes the perfect gift for any horse lover

and dealers with prints that I can't resist - like these

Size: 24

he was certainly an acid critic of the social and political systems of his time

This newfound fame earned Fischer commissions for covers

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