1961 French Exhibition Poster - Adolf Hoffmeister - Visages, Illustrations, Collages Livre or where there is a

or where there is a notable affiliation with French culture

and the studio of Gamy-Montaut employed a group of trained artists

A Limited edition poster printed on both sides

with his Weimaraners in duffel jackets and roller skates appearing everywhere from wall calendars to Sesame Street

A fabulous car advertisement printed in the 1950s and extolling the advantages of owning a Buick 2-door Mercury

1961 French Exhibition Poster - Adolf Hoffmeister - Visages, Illustrations, Collages Livre or where there is aDate: 1961 Size: 17 x 24 inches Artist: Hoffmeister, Adolf About this poster: Adolf Hoffmeister (1902 1973) was a poet, novelist, translator and editor. He was a talented artist and caricaturist, often illustrating his own work. Hoffmeister set up an anti fascist magazine, Simplicus, in the 1930s after the German satiric magazine Simplicissimus was banned by the Nazis. He also wrote the libretto for a childrens opera, Brundibar, with music by the