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1977 Canadian Theatre Poster, Tartuffe, National Arts Centre (Vittorio) Artist-Signed grand format The French Railway System (SNCF)
1977 Canadian Theatre Poster, Tartuffe, National Arts Centre (Vittorio) Artist-Signed grand format The French Railway System (SNCF)
1977 Canadian Theatre Poster, Tartuffe, National Arts Centre (Vittorio) Artist-Signed grand format The French Railway System (SNCF)
1977 Canadian Theatre Poster, Tartuffe, National Arts Centre (Vittorio) Artist-Signed grand format The French Railway System (SNCF)
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1977 Canadian Theatre Poster, Tartuffe, National Arts Centre (Vittorio) Artist-Signed grand format The French Railway System (SNCF)

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1977 Canadian Theatre Poster, Tartuffe, National Arts Centre (Vittorio) Artist Signed grand format The French Railway System (SNCF) The French Railway System (SNCF) was nationalized in the 1930s The film was rated R for language and nudity Fiorucci was awarded a Moebius Award at the 1998 International Advertising Awards of Chicago he was an established artist and by 1980 was one of the most renowned poster designers in the world

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