1950 British Ship Poster, "Cunard" (Linen-backed) translation Vibrantly coloured and full of

Vibrantly coloured and full of  references to Hindu gods and goddesses

Taught at the Ecole Superieure d'Arts Graphiques (ESAG) in Paris

Ambre Sultan

He then settled in Paris

and reads “Equality

1950 British Ship Poster, "Cunard" (Linen-backed) translation Vibrantly coloured and full ofDate: 1950 Size: 28 x 43 inches Artist: Unknown About the poster: the Cunard Line is a British shipping company created in 1839 by Samuel Cunard, an British Canadian shipping magnate. The company was the first to establish a scheduled steamship connection between Europe and North America. By the end of World War Two, it was the largest passenger line operating in the Atlantic. In the late 1950's, the profitability of transatlantic passenger ships