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Antonio Segui (1934-2022) et Tim (1919-2002) - "mai 1968" - 1960s

Antonio Segui (1934-2022) et Tim (1919-2002) - "mai 1968" - 1960s

2 original silkscreens by Antonio Segui and Tim (whose real name is Louis Mitelberg), from the album "Mai 68, affiches" Original edition produced in 1968. It was during the May '68 events that the publisher Tchou decided to gather a selection of the most striking posters in order to preserve the testimony of this popular, student, and artistic expression. Poster signed and dated on the print. Dimensions: 49 x 32.5 cm Very good condition for its age (slightly yellowed and with signs of handling). Shipped protected

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Antonio Segui (1934-2022) et Tim (1919-2002) - "mai 1968" - 1960s