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Really nice quality original vintage posters here. I purchased 5 posters, all framed and delivered. Couldn't be happier. Jim and Haley were incredibly helpful. Highly recommended.
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Chris Small
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Excellent service very professional.
Quick and responsive communication.
Will be using thus service again. Very very happy. Both Jim and Hayley are lovely!
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James Gleeson
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Couldn’t be more happy with my new poster. It fills the blank wall perfectly. Not to mention the enthusiastic and kind staff. I highly recommend.
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Matt Foord
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Beautiful gallery space with friendly and helpful staff. Incredible selection of antique works and they provided delivery right to my door! 10/10 would recommend.
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Kathryn Rae
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Great advice and service! My wonderful vintage poster looks fabulous!
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John Pinto
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Where do I start! This place helped me get over my acne (which I've been dealing with for the last 2 years)
And the wide collection of posters is incredible!
The only downside is how good looking the French boy on the tmax is...
Awesome stuff guys.
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TobiasTKT
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The Afga poster by Herbert Leupin is important because it exemplifies mid-century Swiss advertising at its most imaginative. With playful surrealism and minimal text, Leupin transforms a simple camera ad into a witty, visual metaphor—blending human vision with photographic technology. It reflects the era’s clean, concept-driven design and showcases Leupin’s signature style, making it a highly collectible and iconic piece in the history of graphic design.
The Afga poster by Herbert Leupin is important because it exemplifies mid-century Swiss advertising at its most imaginative. With playful surrealism and minimal text, Leupin transforms a simple camera ad into a witty, visual metaphor—blending human vision with photographic technology. It reflects the era’s clean, concept-driven design and showcases Leupin’s signature style, making it a highly collectible and iconic piece in the history of graphic design.
