Advertising Poster by Corrado Mancioli, 1937
An advertising poster designed by Italian painter Corrado Mancioli in 1937, representing graphic design from Italy’s interwar period.
An advertising poster designed by Italian painter Corrado Mancioli in 1937, representing graphic design from Italy’s interwar period.
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