2020 Contemporary Canadian Poster - Pascal Blanchet - Sainte Catherine (Downtown) Montreal van houtte About The Poster: A wonderful

Name: 2020 Contemporary Canadian Poster - Pascal Blanchet - Sainte Catherine (Downtown) Montreal van houtte About The Poster: A wonderful
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SKU: 20515622271
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2020 Contemporary Canadian Poster Pascal Blanchet Sainte Catherine (Downtown) Montreal van houtte About The Poster: A wonderful About The Poster: A wonderful poster featuring sculpture under the heading Man the Explorer for the International Exhibition of Fine Arts held in Montreal during Montreal's Expo 67 The ad features a robust woman holding a basket of fresh vegetables and explains that if you want to have a successful harvest Date: 2020 This vintage inspired poster depicts the downtown (centreville in French) area of Montreal

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