This is a framed poster image, from the illustrator Kazuo Hozumi, known for his picture book "Ivy Boy Zukan," although it's in a different category. This is a reproduction of the first edition of the original Ivy Boy poster, which is also a model for Ivy style. This is a color copy reproduction of a poster that was a supplement to Men's Club magazine around the late 1960s, about half a century ago. It's framed in A4 size. It's quite rare because the original plate doesn't exist. I've been a VAN shop enthusiast for a long time, and this was displayed in the shop during the VAN shop era. The frame size is slightly larger than A4. I took four photos because the colors may look slightly different depending on the indoor lighting. According to Mr. Kazuo Hozumi, this was the design from his first poster commission from Kenkuke Ishizu of VAN. In lieu of payment for the job in the 1960s, Ishizu-san told him to take any clothes he liked from the warehouse. That's the anecdote. This was displayed in the VAN shop during the VAN shop era. Even though it's a reproduction, the original is very valuable, and it's probably difficult to obtain the original now, 60 years later. There are some creases from being folded in two, but they're not very noticeable. The paper has aged and yellowed slightly, just like the original, reflecting the passage of time. The Ivy Boy illustration is also in the early hand-drawn style, which you rarely see. This is an Ivy Boy from 15 years before the first edition of the picture book "Ivy Boy Zukan" was published in 1980. This is a reproduction of a "Ivy Style" Men's Club supplement poster from half a century ago. I'll sell it to someone who understands and appreciates it.