1985 Original Canadian Theatre Poster - When the Wind Blows (TWP Theatre) liquor as much for its vintage

Name: 1985 Original Canadian Theatre Poster - When the Wind Blows (TWP Theatre) liquor as much for its vintage
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SKU: 71245355840
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1985 Original Canadian Theatre Poster When the Wind Blows (TWP Theatre) liquor as much for its vintage as much for its vintage charm as for the book from which the plate was taken In the 1920s there were a plethora of publications in the United Kingdom and the United States which reproduced the best advertisements and posters of the age Dimson was internationally recognized and received awards and accolades in books and magazine articles in countries around the world His last show was a retrospective of his work in February 2010 titled "Distinctly Different The Theatre Posters of Theo Dimson” at the Theatre Museum Canada

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