23 Sunday Jul 2017
Posted in Ecole des Arts Décoratifs, June 3-9 1968, Poster
“Effective Solidarity – Students Workers”
(5 June 1968? – Atelier Arts Décoratifs)
Pink/blue screenprint on brown paper
49.5 x 62 cm
Documented In:
Camard #35a; Beauty #119; Gasquet p.146; Murs #76b; Artcurial #419b; Wlassikoff p38; Mesa p.55; Dobson #138
Online Resources:
ENSBA #10692
Bienecke: BrSides Folio 2008 102
23 Sunday Jul 2017
Posted in Ecole des Arts Décoratifs, Poster
“NO”
(Early June – Atelier Arts Décoratifs)
Green screenprint on newspaper
42.5 x 56.5 cm
Documented In:
Camard #40b; Gasquet p.184; Peters #130; Murs #115; Artcurial #362; Beaubourg #158; Beauty #B324 ; Imagination #31bis
Online Resources:
23 Thursday Jun 2016
Posted in Ecole des Arts Décoratifs, Poster, Uncategorized
“WATCH OUT – price increases EAT UP the claims that have been satisfied”
(23 June 1968 – ENS Arts Décoratifs)
Red screen-print on yellow (ENS Arts Décoratifs stamp)
44 x 61 cm
Documented in:
Gasquet p. 187 ; Camard #63b ; Peters #164 ; Beaubourg #111 ; Mesa p98 ; Chartres #125 ; Beauty #270b; Artcurial #436 & #443 ; Les Affiches #173
Online Resources:
ENSBA # 10645
BNF
04 Monday May 2015
Posted in Ecole des Arts Décoratifs, June 3-9 1968, ORTF, Police, Poster, Uncategorized
“The Police Speak to You Every Evening at 8pm” (
École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs)
Red screenprint on poster paper
46cm x 62cm
Documented in:
Gasquet p. 122; Beaubourg #63 ;Wlassikoff p. 102 ; Camard #180 ; Imagination #45; Artcurial #354 ; Dobson #83 ; UUU p. 83 ; Peters #186 ; Beauty #82+117b ; Paves ; Mesa p85 ; Murs #103 ; Paris p73
Online References:
ENSBA # 10756, 10757
BNF
Bienecke: BrSides Folio 2008 37
13 Saturday Sep 2014
Posted in Ecole des Arts Décoratifs, May 27-June 2 1968, Poster
“warning- The radio lies”
(May 27 or June 5) – Ecole des Arts Décoratifs
Context
In 1968 the only French-based radio or TV news in France was the state-run broadcaster, the ORTF (Office de Radiodiffusion-Télévision Française) which had a total monopoly on national broadcasting. The only competition was from radio stations like Radio Luxembourg which broadcast into France from neighbouring countries.
From the beginning of May the government put strict controls on the ORTF’s coverage of the events on the streets. Then on May 25 the ORTF workers joined the general strike. From that day onwards the ORTF was run directly by the government – and its news broadcasts lost any remnant of objectivity.
Hence this poster!
Black screen-print on newsprint
46.5cm x 58cm
Documented in: Gasquet p. 120; Beaubourg #87; Wlassikoff p. 100; Camard #175; Artcurial #521; Dobson #78 ; Les Affiches #222; Peters #182 ; Beauty #30 ; Mesa p79 ; Murs #102
Online References:
BNF
(see Sources page for full details of references)
