1960 Swedish Exhibition Poster, Barnens Dag (Children's Day)

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1960 Swedish Exhibition Poster, Barnens Dag (Children's Day)Date: 1960 Size: 9. 5 x 19. 75 inches Artist: Stroyer (illegible) About the Poster: Originally designed as a way for poor city children to stay in the countryside during the summer, Barnens Dag was created by an elementary school teacher called Agnes Lagerstedt after a similar program in Switzerland. In order to enable more summer colonies in more places, people began to arrange festivities and activities in different places to raise funds for this. A

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with minor edge-wear and a small crease line along the bottom left edge