Raymond Savignac "Quinzaine de la Laine" (Wool Festival) Vintage Poster A humorous depiction of a sheep wearing fluffy pink wool, along with balls of yarn, highlights Savignac's characteristic wit. Raymond Savignac was a leading 20th-century French graphic designer who spearheaded post-war French poster art with his unique style, blending simple lines, vibrant colors, and humor. This work, advertising a wool industry exhibition held from October 2nd to 19th, 1951, intuitively conveys the warmth and softness of wool through a design that emphasizes the sheep's curly fleece. The minimal linework and bold color field composition demonstrate the innovation in advertising design at the time, possessing high artistic merit while being a commercial poster. [Frame Size] Approximately 51cm (height) Approximately 41cm (width)