Various Portraits, Benoît Gilsoul #21 Size:11x9 The Art Deco style of

The Art Deco style of this print stands out in the bold typography and geometric shading of the pictured athlete

Director: Christo Christov

Winter Olympics poster France 1968

from the teal river to the rugged cliffs dotted with shrubbery

Poster reads: "These maps show the geography and economy of Brazil adn the relation of her popuation topography

Various Portraits, Benoît Gilsoul #21 Size:11x9 The Art Deco style ofDifferent views of face studies, with abstract lines drawn over some. Benot Gilsoul (1914 2000) was a Belgian artist known for his paintings, prints, tapestries, sculptures, and stained glass. While attending Belgians Acadmie Royale des Beaux Arts he founded the secessionist art group: L'Esquisse, which later became the influential Salon National des Jeunes Artistes. In the 1960s, after falling in love with America, Gilsoul moved to New York, where he