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sought to build a peaceful transition to socialism through reforms like nationalization of industries and agrarian reform
This particular poster was created to promote a limited run of Michael Hastings' play "Carnival War a Go Hot"
"Paul Iribe created the humorous images in a sophisticated
Size: 39 x 27 inches
with slight foxing around the edges
1880s - 1890s French military print - Imagerie d'Épinal #76 - Chasseurs d'Afrique cookie sought to build a peacefulDate: 1880s 1890s Size: 11. 5 x 15. 5 inches Printer: Pellerin et cie. About this poster: Imagerie d'pinal was a print house founded by Jean Charles Pellerin in 1796 in pinal, in Vosges, France. It became famous for its brightly colored mass market prints depicting popular subjects, such as military histories, folk stories, and religious subjects. In its early years, the print house used wood blocks for printing designs, but around the 1850s,