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LOTO by Raymond SavignacRaymond Savignac was France's greatest advertising poster artist witty, irreverent, and able to communicate an entire campaign idea in a single image. This LOTO poster is classic Savignac: a visual pun executed with complete graphic economy. Works brilliantly in a home office, a studio or anywhere that appreciates the art of advertising done properly. A genuine conversation piece. About your print: Printed on 240gsm archival gicle paper using 12

unsure the world was ready

These three prints are built around the food

but carrying all the weight of an artist at the height of his international recognition

he reduced everything to essential graphic elements — a figure

As a print

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and deeply felt

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the Basque Country or abstract work that has genuine physical weight even in two dimensions

This Matisse-inspired piece takes that language and applies it with a red field that's warm

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