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Montreux Jazz Festival 12.07.22 📸 Yann Costantini
“#FontSunday Milton Glaser's poster for Montreux Jazz #Festival, 1976. @thebigfeastival @DesignMuseum”
The Design Museum saved to Festival - Font Sunday
"Original art Poster for the year 1983 of the annual Jazz festival in Montreux, Switzerland. There have been published 3 different posters each with a different color scheme. This is a serigraph poster (not just a digital print), made by Uldry in Bern, Switzerland. You can feel the different layers of colur when touching the poster. It is in excellent condition with hardly any signs of handling. The colors are brilliant. I guess it is not from the first print run in 1983 but some later…
Maggie Jackson saved to Scenic Design
After the cancellation of this year’s event, the festival is releasing artworks by creatives including Malika Favre and Ignasi Monreal, and has launched a design competition for the first time
Jeffrey Rayfield saved to Poster
45th Montreux Jazz Festival - 2011 (Miles illustrated)
♥ MONTREUX JAZZ POSTER 1969 ♥ Striking Jazz Music Poster Celebrating the Montreux Jazz festivalChoose between 7 sizes & 2 quality papers The Montreux Jazz Festival is a music festival in Switzerland, held annually in early July in Montreux on the Lake Geneva shoreline. It is the second largest annual jazz festival in the world after Canada's Montreal International Jazz Festival. ♥ VINTAGE STYLE POSTERSArtist exhibition posters have become works of art in their own right. They were…
Diahann Sancho saved to Jazz
Andy Warhol (1930-1987)/Keith Haring (1958-1990) 70x100, 1986, pr. Albin Uldry Bern. on May 14, 2006
Blair Teaima saved to Art
“"You realize that every sign or change of form or shape has consequences, neurological ones. You look at something and it moves you in ways that you don’t understand.” Art: Milton Glaser. L/Mahalia Jackson, Gary Keys, 1967. R/10th Montreux International Festival, 1976.”
Jon Thomson saved to Art
