1983 Original Canadian Theatre Poster - The Wobbly

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1983 Original Canadian Theatre Poster - The WobblyDate: 1981 Size: 20 x 28 inches Artist: Dimson, Theo Prominent Toronto graphic designer Theo Dimson was known for his Art Deco style movie and theatre posters and is often remembered as one of the most creative and innovative Canadian graphic designers. Dimson was internationally recognized and received awards and accolades in books and magazine articles in countries around the world. His last show was a retrospective of his work in February 2010

but far be it for me to question a Greek God

The Restaurant Weber seems to have a been a popular hangout for the new intellectual class of literature lovers and artists in early 20th century Paris

which represented the Quebecois artist in France

Throughout his entire career as poster artist

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About The Poster: A French poster promoting the help available to discharged soldiers who were unable to attain pensions

remains the source of all creative activity

light and dark

Simple yet striking

Striking and original

it was a couture house from the early 1900s to 1910s who made everything from tea gowns to theatre costumes to kimono coats - complete with fur trims and intricate embroidery

the farce opened in London in 1896 to what a local critic termed 'much mirth

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