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2006 Canadian Exhibition Poster - « Design made in Africa », UQAM Center of Design - Alfred Halasa Ritter Gero About the Poster: This original
2006 Canadian Exhibition Poster - « Design made in Africa », UQAM Center of Design - Alfred Halasa Ritter Gero About the Poster: This original
2006 Canadian Exhibition Poster - « Design made in Africa », UQAM Center of Design - Alfred Halasa Ritter Gero About the Poster: This original
2006 Canadian Exhibition Poster - « Design made in Africa », UQAM Center of Design - Alfred Halasa Ritter Gero About the Poster: This original
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2006 Canadian Exhibition Poster - « Design made in Africa », UQAM Center of Design - Alfred Halasa Ritter Gero About the Poster: This original

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2006 Canadian Exhibition Poster « Design made in Africa », UQAM Center of Design Alfred Halasa Ritter Gero About the Poster: This original About the Poster: This original French print advertises Products Rita He worked on the Switzerland Bally shoe campaign produced in 1965 he has exhibited his posters in hundreds of group shows A founding member of the UQAM Centre de Design in 1981

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