Vintage French Tourism Poster Je Veux Gouter -

No binding. Very Good. Fine Art Print Gordon Parks (screenwriter, director) French title: Les sentiers de la violence. Paris: Warner Brothers. Vintage original 63 x 47"" (160 x 120 cm.) grande affiche poster, France. Folded (as issued), NEAR FINE. THE LEARNING TREE was the first film directed by an African American and financed by a major Hollywood studio, Warner Brothers. Writer-director Gordon Parks adapted his autobiographical novel about a black teenager growing up in Kansas in the 1920s. The film was one of the first twenty-five movies selected in 1989 for preservation as part of the United States National Film Registry.

Original vintage touristic poster, printed for purpose of promoting Mexico. Poster publishing: Secretaria de Turismo Consejo Nacional de Turismo Poster printed:Publicite Gerard, France Poster photo: A.G. Formenti ElferCondition: Very good, small wear, very small tears on the right border, very small creases somewhere on the bordersDimensions: 83 x 59 cmFree shipping included. If you have any questions or inquiries, please don't hesitate to contact us!

N.P.: N.I., N.D. [1979?]. Offset lithograph poster. [27¾ x 21 inches]. Wear to edges, pinholes on corners, Very Good. The photograph is the work of Susan Meiselas, credited on the poster. "Ocultando su identidad detras de su mascaras tradicionales, nativos del rebelde barrio Monimbo de en Masaya, preparan bombas de contacto para combatir el ejercito de la Dictadura, durante la Guerra de Liberacion." (Foto de Susan Meiselas) Rough translation: Nicaragua a country that discovers itself: Inturismo. Hiding their identity behind their traditional masks, natives of the rebel Monimbo neighborhood in Masaya, prepare contact bombs to combat the army of the Dictatorship, during the War of Liberation." Appears at first glance to be a tourism poster, but is seemingly an ironic parody of such. One of a series wryly praising colonial architecture and other similarly inappropriate national artifacts. Meiselas's image appeared on the cover of The New York Times Magazine on June 30, 1978 as seen here, and is… Leer más

New York: Great American Tea Company, 1886. Near fine. Original chromolithograph advertising poster, 22 x 32 inches. A stunning print with exceptionally rich color, archivally backed. Professional restoration to edges and a few small spots on the printed area. Near fine. "Ten minutes for refreshments!" was the well-known cry of railroad conductors across the United States before dining cars became common on trains. Hungry and thirsty passengers would rush off the train and into the depot, where they scrambled to order and then bolt down their lunch under the watchful eye of conductor determined to keep the train on schedule. In this advertising print for the Great American Tea Company, the conductor stands in the doorway with pocket watch in hand, calming observing the chaos as customers (all white men served by Black waiters) frantically consume their food and beverages, some leaving smashed crockery in their wake as they rush to re-board the train. Coffee is dispensed from urns advertising the… Leer más

Original vintage poster from Yugoslavia promoting the Yugoslav Sports Games (Jugoslovenske sportske igre) event held in 1965.
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Condition: Few wrinkles and slight crumpling on the lower edge.
Dimensions: 70 x 50 cm
Note: This is an original poster, we do not sell reproductions.
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The item will be shipped in a strong cardboard tube. For details of the item's condition, please see the photos. If you have any additional questions, feel free to contact us.

No binding. Very Good. Fine Art Print Gordon Parks (screenwriter, director) French title: Les sentiers de la violence. Paris: Warner Brothers. Vintage original 63 x 47"" (160 x 120 cm.) grande affiche poster, France. Folded (as issued), NEAR FINE. THE LEARNING TREE was the first film directed by an African American and financed by a major Hollywood studio, Warner Brothers. Writer-director Gordon Parks adapted his autobiographical novel about a black teenager growing up in Kansas in the 1920s. The film was one of the first twenty-five movies selected in 1989 for preservation as part of the United States National Film Registry.

Original vintage touristic poster, printed for purpose of promoting Mexico. Poster publishing: Secretaria de Turismo Consejo Nacional de Turismo Poster printed:Publicite Gerard, France Poster photo: A.G. Formenti ElferCondition: Very good, small wear, very small tears on the right border, very small creases somewhere on the bordersDimensions: 83 x 59 cmFree shipping included. If you have any questions or inquiries, please don't hesitate to contact us!

N.P.: N.I., N.D. [1979?]. Offset lithograph poster. [27¾ x 21 inches]. Wear to edges, pinholes on corners, Very Good. The photograph is the work of Susan Meiselas, credited on the poster. "Ocultando su identidad detras de su mascaras tradicionales, nativos del rebelde barrio Monimbo de en Masaya, preparan bombas de contacto para combatir el ejercito de la Dictadura, durante la Guerra de Liberacion." (Foto de Susan Meiselas) Rough translation: Nicaragua a country that discovers itself: Inturismo. Hiding their identity behind their traditional masks, natives of the rebel Monimbo neighborhood in Masaya, prepare contact bombs to combat the army of the Dictatorship, during the War of Liberation." Appears at first glance to be a tourism poster, but is seemingly an ironic parody of such. One of a series wryly praising colonial architecture and other similarly inappropriate national artifacts. Meiselas's image appeared on the cover of The New York Times Magazine on June 30, 1978 as seen here, and is… Leer más

New York: Great American Tea Company, 1886. Near fine. Original chromolithograph advertising poster, 22 x 32 inches. A stunning print with exceptionally rich color, archivally backed. Professional restoration to edges and a few small spots on the printed area. Near fine. "Ten minutes for refreshments!" was the well-known cry of railroad conductors across the United States before dining cars became common on trains. Hungry and thirsty passengers would rush off the train and into the depot, where they scrambled to order and then bolt down their lunch under the watchful eye of conductor determined to keep the train on schedule. In this advertising print for the Great American Tea Company, the conductor stands in the doorway with pocket watch in hand, calming observing the chaos as customers (all white men served by Black waiters) frantically consume their food and beverages, some leaving smashed crockery in their wake as they rush to re-board the train. Coffee is dispensed from urns advertising the… Leer más

Original vintage poster from Yugoslavia promoting the Yugoslav Sports Games (Jugoslovenske sportske igre) event held in 1965.
***
Condition: Few wrinkles and slight crumpling on the lower edge.
Dimensions: 70 x 50 cm
Note: This is an original poster, we do not sell reproductions.
***
The item will be shipped in a strong cardboard tube. For details of the item's condition, please see the photos. If you have any additional questions, feel free to contact us.