s
more photographic sources and techniques were introduced, they
slowly changed the visual quality of advertising posters. A
single photographic image dominates this poster. Though still
graphically striking, this poster lacks the complex coloring,
crayon-like texture, and gestural quality that characterized the
best color lithographs of the late nineteenth and early
twentieth centuries.
s
more photographic sources and techniques were introduced, they
slowly changed the visual quality of advertising posters. A
single photographic image dominates this poster. Though still
graphically striking, this poster lacks the complex coloring,
crayon-like texture, and gestural quality that characterized the
best color lithographs of the late nineteenth and early
twentieth centuries.