Overview
A clever and surrealist graphic poster that utilizes the form of a Canada goose to create a 'No Smoking' symbol.
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Preliminary identification
'No Smoking, Please' Graphic Poster by Dave Funk, 1979
Photo reference
1 uploaded photo
Story
In 1979, the American social landscape was shifting as the anti-smoking movement began to move from medical journals into the public consciousness.
Maker / Origin
Dave Funk was a prominent graphic designer in the Pacific Northwest, known for his work with Outright Graphics in Eugene.
Condition & Value
The poster shows significant water staining and foxing along the bottom edge, which has likely been exacerbated by the clip-frame mounting. While a clever piece of regional design, the value is tempered by the visible condition issues.
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