The Arles Photography Festival - Carrot by Michel BouvetA captivating image created by prolific graphic designer, Michel Bouvet, advertising Les Recontres Arles Photographie an exhibition and festival celebrating photographic images. Why Bouvet chose to use a carrot to advertise a seemingly unrelated event is anyones guess, but there is no doubt that with his typical bold graphic and perfect use of colour it compels you to take a look. This poster would definitely brighten a living kitchen dining space,

the font and cyclist reminiscent of the era

bright and fun-filled poster by Pedro Uhart created for Art Basel in 1977

Held at the Museum of Decorative Arts in Paris

This small carton (cardboard sign) would once have been used to advertise the products in store

Keep following that star

here is one half

This animated film of the late nineties was hugely popular

This poster is not linen-backed but conservation linen-backing can be arranged for additional cost

Here the symbol is cleverly (and stunningly) used to advertise the strength of the steel industry and group loans available nationally

This is a bold and sharp poster straight from the 80s

Pour son anniversaire

The Foire de Paris was a real forum for popular artists of the day