1989 Original Poster for Artis 89's Images Internationales pour les Droits de l'Homme et du Citoyen - Rich & Poor Allegorical Poster while also retaining a traditional

while also retaining a traditional folk music sound

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)

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who wrote the words

1989 Original Poster for Artis 89's Images Internationales pour les Droits de l'Homme et du Citoyen - Rich & Poor Allegorical Poster while also retaining a traditionalDate: 1989 Size: 23. 5 x 33 inches Artist: Grapus About the artist: Grapus was a communist graphic design collective founded by Pierre Bernard in France in 1970. The group focused on making work for experimental theatre, the Communist Party, education and social causes, rejecting commercial and governmental clients. Grapus is known for using symbolism and handwritten text, as seen on this poster. The collective gained major exposure in the global