1928 American Botanical Design Pochoir, Inspirations (Book B, Plate 4), André Durenceau World War One The earthy tones and strong

The earthy tones and strong

The family that owns the company is Italian and was throwing a spaghetti dinner to celebrate the opening of their first New York showroom

His media include paper (silk screen) and Cor-ten steel sculpture

About the Poster: Only Cappiello could use a larger than life elephant as the mascot for a rolling paper company - Le Nil has achieved brand awareness that has long outlived the brand itself

1928 American Botanical Design Pochoir, Inspirations (Book B, Plate 4), André Durenceau World War One The earthy tones and strongDate: 1928 Size: 14 x 17 inches Artist: Andr Durenceau About The Poster: An American decorator sheet from 1928, created by the French artist Andr Durenceau. This pochoir (a French variation of a hand coloured stencil) would have been used by designers to show clients and collectors patterns for wall paper, fabric or tapestries. Its excellent colour and fabulous detail make it a unique vintage piece, perfect for any design lover. The pochoir is in