1968 Original French Political Poster, Journée des Intellectuels pour le Vietnam (Bird) - Rebeyrolles blague About the Poster: From a

About the Poster: From a simpler time when using three men naively playing the bongos in their underwear and pyjamas to sell clothing wouldn't have raised too many eyebrows

The exhibition shed light on the nation's vibrant and extensive visual culture

Swiss graphic designers have given a strong personality to their art by synthesizing very different influences and cultures

Doug "SA" Martinez joined as a second vocalist and turntablist

1968 Original French Political Poster, Journée des Intellectuels pour le Vietnam (Bird) - Rebeyrolles blague About the Poster: From aDate: 1968 Size: 23 x 15 inches Artist: Rebeyrolle About the artist: Paul Rebeyrolle (19262005) was a French painter known for his raw, expressive works that combined intense emotion with political and social critique. Influenced by his early experiences of illness and rural life, his paintings often incorporate natural elements like earth, wood, and debris, giving them a visceral, almost sculptural quality. Rebeyrolle's work reflects a deep