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later with more advanced forms of photography—of wars from John Brown's raid at Harpers Ferry and the Civil War until the Spanish-American War and the First World War
This colourful framed pochoir by Lucien Baubaut is from a French publication
simple in colour but more than effective in its delivery of the message
His posters have been frequently reproduced there and have gained much appreciation from connoisseurs for the purity of their lines
1960 Swedish Exhibition Poster, Barnens Dag (Children's Day) Surreal later with more advanced formsDate: 1960 Size: 9. 5 x 19. 75 inches Artist: Stroyer (illegible) About the Poster: Originally designed as a way for poor city children to stay in the countryside during the summer, Barnens Dag was created by an elementary school teacher called Agnes Lagerstedt after a similar program in Switzerland. In order to enable more summer colonies in more places, people began to arrange festivities and activities in different places to raise funds for this. A
