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Liberte by QuarezLibert freedom rendered as a Quarez graphic poster. Michel Quarez spent much of his career making posters for French cultural and social causes, and this word carries the full weight of that tradition. Bold, direct, and with the particular graphic authority that comes from someone who understood exactly what a poster was for. Works in a home office, a studio or anywhere that values the idea. About your print: Printed on 240gsm archival gicle paper

This Flower Market print captures that tradition with the bold graphic style of the series: city name

Klimt painted Adele Bloch-Bauer I in 1907 — the woman almost dissolving into a field of gold ornament

no fussiness

Helen Frankenthaler's 1964 painting named for it carries that energy: loose

working with the confidence of someone who had nothing left to prove

whimsical in concept but impeccably made

For anyone who appreciates design thinking at the highest level

gold and deep rust

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the complete commitment to the character

controversial

This SF MOMA exhibition print is a document of one of the most important shows of his later career: raw