1928 American Design Pochoir, Inspirations (Book B, Plate 22), André Durenceau

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1928 American Design Pochoir, Inspirations (Book B, Plate 22), André DurenceauDate: 1928 Size: 14 x 17 inches Artist: Andr Durenceau About The Poster: An American decorator sheet from 1928, created by the French artist Andr Durenceau. This pochoir (a French variation of a hand coloured stencil) would have been used by designers to show clients and collectors patterns for wall paper, fabric or tapestries. Its excellent colour and fabulous detail make it a unique vintage piece, perfect for any design lover. The pochoir has small

About the poster: This iconic poster advertises Cioccolatini Perugina

or: The Escaped Galley Slaves

Size: 27 x 39 inches

produced by the Italian motorcycle company DEMM

Date: 2011-2012

France in the 1800s and each has its loyal customers and critics

Haut-Rhin is the smaller and less populated of the two departments of the former administrative Alsace region

Richard Bradshaw

The original poster is a part of New York's Museum of Modern Art's permanent collection

The phrase “Ayez du cœur – Donnez votre sang” (“Have a heart – Give your blood”) captures the emotional appeal of mid-century public health campaigns

it was named after the famous Polish painter Jan Matejko

The rampant xenophobia and anti-German immigrant sentiment within the United States at the time also caused many German-Americans to feel compelled to contribute to such campaigns as a way to prove their loyalty

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