2001 Original Chanel No. 5 Poster (pink and blue)

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2001 Original Chanel No. 5 Poster (pink and blue)Date: 2001 Size: 46 x 64. 5 inches Artist: Unknown Just like the Campbell Soup can, the Chanel no. 5 bottle has become iconic of consumer culture and this poster is a tribute to the iconic brand and Chanel's long history of promotion. It all began in 1921 via word of mouth; Coco Chanel would invite trendsetting women to smart dinner parties where shed spritz them with the perfume. In 1954, a now iconic interview with Marilyn Monroe for Marie Claire

this poster puts in evidence the rich history of France

the band's image and sound evoke the hippie movement of the 1960s and 1970s

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5 x 48 inches

Artist: Pierre Commarmond

Very reflective of the brutalist style that was popular in Italy at the time

and Natasha Rostov

if one knew what they were doing

Bezombes used symbols and motifs of destination countries in his posters

About the artist: Yvan Adam has been described by 20th century poster experts as one of the two most influential Quebec poster artists of the last 50 years (the other being Vittorio Fiorucci)

clear message and undeniable appeal

About The Poster: We love all things Italian and these oversize vintage movie posters for the Italian releases of classic movies are among our favorites

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