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Citroen Car posterThe Citron DS introduced in 1955 and described by Roland Barthes as a goddess, a object that fell from the sky with its streamlined body and hydropneumatic suspension. This vintage advertising poster captures the car in its original graphic context: bold, confident, absolutely certain of its own excellence. For any car person who knows their automotive history, or anyone who appreciates when French engineering and French graphic design coincide. About

Pairs naturally with the other sardine prints and Italian food posters in the collection

The abstract forms emerge from the marks without declaring themselves

This poster captures that world in the graphic tradition of the great Australian travel prints: bold

He said he wanted to paint large pictures because intimacy was what he was after

bleached linen

This poster distils that philosophy into its purest form — geometric

clean and completely at home in a kitchen

bold and deliberately unhurried

50cm x 70cm with corner loop for hanging

the room and the garden merging into a flat field of blue that anticipates abstraction by several decades

suspended against each other with the soft

Ellsworth Kelly spent his career reducing colour and form to their absolute essentials — hard edges