Salon International Radio Télévision Poster night on one side and daylight on other a famous turn-of-the-century French illustrator

a famous turn-of-the-century French illustrator

Original poster from the 1948 We Can’t Have Unless We Give campaign intended to increase American productivity

This poster includes a printer's stamp and the artist's signature

Translation: The five continents will tremble before fascist power

Greed Led Them Into The Misty Depths Of A Strange Land

Salon International Radio Télévision Poster night on one side and daylight on other a famous turn-of-the-century French illustrator"9 19 September 1965 de 10h a 19h Salon International Radio Tlvision Porte de Versailles Paris" This French poster advertises the International Radio Television Exhibition, an event that was meant to showcase radio and television advancements and products of the '60's. It features a stylized, futuristic rendition of a world map as a television set's screen. Artist: Paul Cazaux Condition: Poor; please note paper creasing and light tearing along left