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An original vintage screenprint by renowned Brazilian cartoonist and designer Ziraldo, created for the VIII Festival Internacional del Nuevo Cine Latinoamericano, held in Havana, Cuba from December 3–17, 1986. This striking graphic design features minimalist Cuban flag motifs with bold typography. A genuine artefact of Latin American cinematic and political culture, this poster captures the aesthetic of revolutionary Cuban graphic design at its zenith. Professionally float-mounted and framed in a black timber frame with glazing.

NOTE: The frame is glazed and carries additional risk with postal damage / will be posted at the buyer's risk.

M E A S U R E S:

• Frame: 69.5 cm (H) x 52.5 cm (W)
• Print: 54 cm (H) x 38.5 cm (W)

C O N D I T I O N: Very good vintage condition. Light creasing and handling to paper consistent with age. Frame presents minor wear to edges but is structurally sound and ready to hang.

P L E A S E N O T E: We recommend carefully reviewing the provided photos as they are integral to the item's description. We cannot be held liable for any damages that may occur during transit.

Ref: 20.5.25P