"Farming Peat Soils in Alberta" print (1971) Size:24x36" the government considered raspberries important
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the government considered raspberries important
the filling
“Hathaway's Guide & Birds-Eye Map of Winnipeg” print
which has enough of the same texturing style to suggest it was made by the same hand
to have an illustrator’s eyes and a historian’s interest in events
"Farming Peat Soils in Alberta" print (1971) Size:24x36" the government considered raspberries importantOne of my favourite dawn of the 21st century print artists (Art Chantry) introduced me to the term "corporate psych," a short way to describe the early 1970s attempts by larger, very non hippie, institutions to deploy psychedelic aesthetics in ad material re: non psychedelic subject matter. In my flat file I have a fantastic early example of it: a 1968 day glo two colour "Turn on to the Tories" election poster with Haight Ashbury lettering over a
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