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1940's French Soap Advertisement - Ambré le chat (Le Savon Qui Mousse) Window Scene amerindien Salvador Dali created a series

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Salvador Dali created a series of posters for the SNCF (Société nationale des chemins de fer français) (English: French National Railway Corporation)

Artist: Robert Smullyan

The literal translation of the caption "Alle Kan Traenge Til en Hof" is "Everybody can need a beer" - and this series of ads shows a variety of situations and locations where people can enjoy an ice-cold Carlsberg

Ou les désarroix amoureux I' by Quebec playwright Jean-Yves Lemieux held at Théâtre Jean-Duceppe in Montreal

his work can also be found inked into brave people’s skin and framed in high-end galleries around the world (including ours

1940's French Soap Advertisement - Ambré le chat (Le Savon Qui Mousse) Window Scene amerindien Salvador Dali created a seriesDate: 1940s Size: 11. 5 x 15. 25 inches About The Poster: A charming and detailed point of purchase advertisement for a foaming soap that uses a cat as a mascot. Perfect for a cat lover, someone who loves kitties, or anyone who likes vintage ephemera. In very good overall condition and ready to frame.

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