2002 Canadian Festival Postcard, "L'International de Montgolfières de Saint-Jean-Sur-Richelieu" from 2001 Canadian Festival Poster, Vittorio Fiorucci height 36.5 We love the innocence and

Name: 2002 Canadian Festival Postcard, "L'International de Montgolfières de Saint-Jean-Sur-Richelieu" from 2001 Canadian Festival Poster, Vittorio Fiorucci height 36.5 We love the innocence and
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2002 Canadian Festival Postcard, "L'International de Montgolfières de Saint Jean Sur Richelieu" from 2001 Canadian Festival Poster, Vittorio Fiorucci height 36.5 We love the innocence and We love the innocence and colors in this lovely oversize piece Circus after the prominent animal trainer Clyde Beatty including the Montreal International Jazz Festival and Centaur Theatre Date: 2002

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