60s pop posters
June 29, 2005 10:06 AM Subscribe
Page after page of late 50s/early 60s pop posters, advertisements and more, designed by the studio of Lefor-Openo,
which consisted of Marie-Claire Lefort and Marie-Francine Oppeneau. Via Papel Continuo
You assume correctly. I mean pop art, the look that first gained mass popularity in the 60s.
posted by iconomy at 10:54 AM on June 29, 2005
posted by iconomy at 10:54 AM on June 29, 2005
Thanks, iconomy. I'm sending this to all my kitschy females.
posted by sciurus at 11:18 AM on June 29, 2005
posted by sciurus at 11:18 AM on June 29, 2005
They are really cool. 
I kind of get the feeling sometimes that the Japanese quirky advert (and pop culture) industry derived much of their inspiration from French design.
Excellent post thank you iconomy.
posted by peacay at 2:00 PM on June 29, 2005
I kind of get the feeling sometimes that the Japanese quirky advert (and pop culture) industry derived much of their inspiration from French design. Excellent post thank you iconomy.
posted by peacay at 2:00 PM on June 29, 2005
Nice post, yup Hello Kitty is just the tip of a very large iceberg.
posted by scheptech at 2:20 PM on June 29, 2005
posted by scheptech at 2:20 PM on June 29, 2005
Very nice! This page has a photo of Marie-Claire and Marie-Francine. (Plus some more images on several pages).
posted by taz at 4:25 AM on June 30, 2005
posted by taz at 4:25 AM on June 30, 2005
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