I think is one of the most extraordinary uses of the color green that exist, especially when paired with the vermilion/rust color of the word "JOB"
So i thought i'd try it
Monday, December 14, 2009
measa: french cigarette ad
This is poster for Job Cigarettes drawn by Jane Atche in 1896. The original print lives at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
I think is one of the most extraordinary uses of the color green that exist, especially when paired with the vermilion/rust color of the word "JOB"
I think is one of the most extraordinary uses of the color green that exist, especially when paired with the vermilion/rust color of the word "JOB"
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That's a beautiful outfit.
ReplyDeleteIt took me three different looks to realize that what I thought was a giant lollipop in your hand is actually the doorknob.
Also,
ReplyDeleteHoly crap! Look how long your dreads are!
exquisite photo and poster
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