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Statue of Salute Poster Style:Italy, 1704 Jeremy Slate

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Jeremy Slate

Original silkscreen print by artist Peter Gee showing three panels of targets: on the left a neon yellow panel with darker yellow targets

in honor of our aid to France in World War I

Title: She has Suffered Most for the Common Cause Printer: Joseph-Charles Paris

Statue of Salute Poster Style:Italy, 1704 Jeremy Slate"Statue della dea Salute Simboleggiata nel Serpente che tiene in Seno Nel Palazzo Giustiniani" This print features an engraving by Francesco Faraone Aquia of the goddess Salute with a serpent at the Giustiniani Palace. This piece was originally done as a copper engraving. Aquila was a prominent engraver who lived from 1676 1740 and did many pieces of religious art and sculptures. May he rest in peace. Artist: Francesco Faraone Aquila Year: 1704

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