1980s Original Canadian Poster - Performing Artists for Nuclear Disarmament - Theo Dimson parfum and voices” brings together texts

and voices” brings together texts

This Don Pietro ad by Hans Bohn was first created in 1923 and was printed as a mini lithographic poster in 1927 in a book edited by Dr

a Montreal-born artist who became the first Canadian painter (since James Wilson Morrice) to attain widespread international recognition

5 x 23 inches and is bordered on the top by the official Olympic Logo of the Games

1980s Original Canadian Poster - Performing Artists for Nuclear Disarmament - Theo Dimson parfum and voices” brings together textsDate: 1980's Size: 24 x 36 inches Artist: Dimson, Theo Prominent Toronto graphic designer Theo Dimson was known for his Art Deco style movie and theatre posters and is often remembered as one of the most creative and innovative Canadian graphic designers. Dimson was internationally recognized and received awards and accolades in books and magazine articles in countries around the world. His last show was a retrospective of his work in February 2010