1978 French Exhibition Poster, Les villes de Criton - Jean Criton lithographie In succeeding centuries

In succeeding centuries

Japan and France

but this one is a personal favourite: celebrating a carnival ball (for which Berlin was quite famous)

This poster shows the cynicism over the new tax and possibly lead to the original phrase "tax grab"

About the poster: From Remo's website: "Dearest Gorilla came to us from the fantastic dreams of Remo

1978 French Exhibition Poster, Les villes de Criton - Jean Criton lithographie In succeeding centuriesDate: 1978 Size: 12. 25 x 20. 5 inches Artist: Jean Criton About the artist: Jean Criton's artistic career began in 1947, just after the Great War. After a period of exploration of a formal vocabulary inspired by fauvism and post cubism, undertaken alongside Bernard Rquichot and Dominique d'Acher, who was to become his wife, gestural abstraction appeared in his work throughout the '50s. From this informal art gradually emerge schematic bodies, derived