1997 Original Poster Design International - Alfred Halasa Polish School of Posters Ferdinand (1865 - 1923) The
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Ferdinand (1865 - 1923) The phenomenon known as Art Nouveau reached its pinnacle of creativity in Paris during the last decade of the nineteenth century
75 inches and is framed (15 x 13 inches final)
") It has been said that his style marked the culmination of the Belle Époque and the beginning of revolutionary new trends and modern advertising
j'assouplis (I keep your shoes bright
About The Poster: This print by Alexandre Theophile Steinlen (1859-1923) was is from the French songbook by Paul Duelmet
1997 Original Poster Design International - Alfred Halasa Polish School of Posters Ferdinand (1865 - 1923) TheDate: 1997 Size: 30. 5 x 42 inches Artist: Halasa, Alfred The charming and talented man known as Alfred Halasa studied architecture and industrial design in Poland, and worked in Paris for many years before emigrating to Canada in 1976. His tenure at the University of Quebec in Montreal began in 1977. In 1981 he was a founding member of the UQAM Design Centre. The recipient of numerous design awards, the focus of many museum exhibitions, and a man of