Vintage "White Bread" Poster
Hand-printed, limited edition, lithography/silkscreen poster signed by the artist. This poster, using the old fashioned style of reading line by line from top to bottom, warned people back in the 70’s (as well as those of us reading it today) of the myths and hazards of consuming store-bought white bread.
These posters were printed using 1) a flat bed, hand cranked, printing press with original type from the late 1800’s and 2) hand silk screening.
This is a very limited edition of these original posters.. so when they are gone there are no more. As pictured, each poster comes with a unique, walnut display hanging frame which uses magnets to firmly hold the poster in place.
Hand-printed, limited edition, lithography/silkscreen poster signed by the artist. This poster, using the old fashioned style of reading line by line from top to bottom, warned people back in the 70’s (as well as those of us reading it today) of the myths and hazards of consuming store-bought white bread.
These posters were printed using 1) a flat bed, hand cranked, printing press with original type from the late 1800’s and 2) hand silk screening.
This is a very limited edition of these original posters.. so when they are gone there are no more. As pictured, each poster comes with a unique, walnut display hanging frame which uses magnets to firmly hold the poster in place.
Hand-printed, limited edition, lithography/silkscreen poster signed by the artist. This poster, using the old fashioned style of reading line by line from top to bottom, warned people back in the 70’s (as well as those of us reading it today) of the myths and hazards of consuming store-bought white bread.
These posters were printed using 1) a flat bed, hand cranked, printing press with original type from the late 1800’s and 2) hand silk screening.
This is a very limited edition of these original posters.. so when they are gone there are no more. As pictured, each poster comes with a unique, walnut display hanging frame which uses magnets to firmly hold the poster in place.