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The New Yorker - Oanh Pham-Phu Framing Options:Other (Please Specify) this large sized mid century

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this large sized mid century piece is in mint condition and very rare

This brilliant poster features the 1985 painting Untitled (Palladium) and is from the smash hit "King Pleasure" exhibition in New York which ran from April to December 2022

"Up Where We Belong" and "Feelin' Alright

Ray Charles Robinson was an American singer

in front of the fizzing atomic bomb

The New Yorker - Oanh Pham-Phu Framing Options:Other (Please Specify) this large sized mid centuryYear 1972 Poster Size 27 x 38. 5" 68. 6 x 97. 8cm Rolled Folded Other Rolled Art By Unknown Condition Very Good Condition Notes Creasing upper half, some handling wear on edges. This original 1972 "The New Yorker" poster by Oanh Pham Phu showcases the magazine's long tradition of pairing insightful cultural commentary with exceptional visual art. Featuring Pham Phu's distinctive illustration style, the work captures the sophistication, wit, and

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