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Bally Shoes Fix by Bernard VillemotVillemot's Bally Shoes Fix a woman's shoe raised on a heel, graphic form against a clean ground, the whole thing resolved in three colours and a confidence that makes it look effortless. This is mid century commercial art at its most refined: the product is almost incidental, the image is everything. For a bedroom, dressing room or anywhere that wants something with genuine fashion graphic history. About your print: Printed on 240gsm archival gicle

Francis Bacon's relationship with the Musée Cantini in Marseille produced one of the more important exhibitions of his mid-career — a chance for French audiences to engage with an artist who was already dividing opinion in London

Works particularly well as a seasonal or festive piece

This 1933 advertising poster predates the Moka's global fame but captures the brand's character perfectly: Italian confidence

Works brilliantly alongside other travel or vintage advertising prints

surrounded by buckets of ranunculus and seasonal stems

Michel Quarez designed this flower market poster with the same graphic intelligence he brought to his Roland Garros and cultural institution work — bold geometry

For any wall that wants something genuinely transportive

away from the cameras that usually followed her everywhere

Printed on 240gsm archival giclée paper using 12-colour precision printers

It works best at a slightly larger scale where the tones can really settle into the room and hold their own

Herman Miller Burger is a beautifully considered piece — art that earns its place on your wall and rewards daily living

watching the human activity with a calm that the humans themselves rarely achieved

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