1994 Original English Poster, Between the wars (The 100 Best Posters Collection) Women's Fashion Aicher was an illustrious German

Aicher was an illustrious German graphic designer and typographer whose mandate for the Olympic posters included the proviso that the visual identity of the '72 games should avoid the use of red and black (which were traditionally associated with Nazi Germany)

70 oil paintings (with bulls and bull-fighting supplying the major theme)

signified precisely the opposite

citizens were asked to be part of 'fire brigades' - to report forest fires or other blazes so that the proper authorities could be alerted

Size:  16 x 23 inches

1994 Original English Poster, Between the wars (The 100 Best Posters Collection) Women's Fashion Aicher was an illustrious GermanDate: 1994 Size: 40. 5 x 26. 5 inches Artist: Ivan Chermayeff Printer: Toppan Printing Co. About The 100 Best Posters Collection: This poster was originally created by Ivan Chermayeff in 1977 for Mobil Oil. This is an official reissue from 1994 from the collection The 100 best posters from Europe and the United States 1945 1990. "In describing the rationale behind this portfolio, Hiromichi Fujita, the President of Toppan Printing Co., explains in the