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1976 Original French Poster Against Smoking - "Prenons la vie à pleins poumons" (Milton Glaser) gift for a smoker It became the subject ofDate: 1976 Size: 15. 5 x 23. 5 inches (poster) 19 x 27. 5 inches (linen backed) Artist: Milton Glaser Glaser's iconic and irreverent style shines through in this anti tobacco poster created for the French government. Loosely translated as 'take life with a clean bill of health (and clean lungs)'. Milton Glaser (b. 1929) is amount the most celebrated graphic designers in the United States. He has had the distinction of one man shows at the Museum of