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184. Spectacular poster "Târgul-Moșilor", by Ary Murnu, Bucharest, 1929, signed in print, from the collection of the Murnu artist family

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EUR 250

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EUR 400

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Čet., 6 veljače 2025 18:00

The central plan is dominated by the stylized figure of the god Hermes, the god of commerce, merchants, and travellers, who is riding the no less famous Pegasus, the winged horse. At the base, the entrance to the Exhibition at the Moșilor Fair, open between May 11 and June 15, 1929, can be seen. The poster is signed in print, in the lower right corner.

Dimenzije

width 98 cm, height 67 cm

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