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art deco telefonaffisch 1 Design:Vit Kant trolls often looked like ordinary

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trolls often looked like ordinary people

Claude Monet was born in 1840 in Paris and was

Poster with an illustrated poster for " Centenary exhibition of Norway "

when the country was struggling to rebuild after the Franco-Prussian War

The original is at The MET Museum in New York

art deco telefonaffisch 1 Design:Vit Kant trolls often looked like ordinaryPoster with one of LM Ericsson's advertising posters from 1929. The illustration shows a new compact desk phone model that Ericsson produced influenced by French Art Deco. The exclusive Art Deco style developed from the Paris Exhibition in 1925 and in 1929 Ericsson produced this refined telephone model. The southern Kungstornet in Stockholm can be seen in the background of the poster. The building was erected as headquarters for Ericsson in 1925 and

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