Dior Eau Sauvage Style:France, c. 2001 Older school-aged children in the

Older school-aged children in the rain

Artist : Joseph Pickett Poster printed c

Hal Holbrook / Scenery by Mike Bosk

The design was then turned into a silkscreen version and reprinted in 1989

Dior Eau Sauvage Style:France, c. 2001 Older school-aged children in theDior advertisement for perfume Eau Sauvage. "Mfiez vous de l'eau qui dort" (direct translation: beware of sleeping still water) is an idiom in French that means be wary of people things that may seem safe, but are actually harmful (sometimes compared to the English phrase "still waters run deep"), and plays with the word eau, often used to mean perfume or cologne. Artist: Francq Philippe Condition: Good to excellent.