Advertising Poster Magritte Handelsbanken Bank
Original vintage advertising poster for a Swedish bank Handelsbanken, featuring a painting by a Belgian surrealist painter Rene Magritte (1898-1967) titled Man in a Bowler Hat, depicting a gentleman in a black dress suit with a light coloured tie and a bowler hat on his head, the man's face is covered by a white dove flying across the image with a light blue background, the black lettering below reads in Swedish - Fagel eller fisk? Ibland maste man kunna bevisa vem man ar. Da ar bankens ID-kort bekvamt och sakert. Kop det har. Handelsbanken. Renee Magritte "Mannen med plommonstopet" 1964 Collection Simone Withers Swan, New York / Bird or fish? Sometimes you have to be able to prove who you are. Then the bank's ID card is convenient and secure. Buy this. Handelsbanken. Renee Magritte "The Man with the Plum Top" 1964 Collection Simone Withers Swan, New York. Excellent condition. Country of issue: Sweden, designer: Renee Magritte, size (cm): 70x50, year of printing: 1960s.
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Original vintage advertising poster for a Swedish bank Handelsbanken, featuring a painting by a Belgian surrealist painter Rene Magritte (1898-1967) titled Man in a Bowler Hat, depicting a gentleman in a black dress suit with a light coloured tie and a bowler hat on his head, the man's face is covered by a white dove flying across the image with a light blue background, the black lettering below reads in Swedish - Fagel eller fisk? Ibland maste man kunna bevisa vem man ar. Da ar bankens ID-kort bekvamt och sakert. Kop det har. Handelsbanken. Renee Magritte "Mannen med plommonstopet" 1964 Collection Simone Withers Swan, New York / Bird or fish? Sometimes you have to be able to prove who you are. Then the bank's ID card is convenient and secure. Buy this. Handelsbanken. Renee Magritte "The Man with the Plum Top" 1964 Collection Simone Withers Swan, New York. Excellent condition. Country of issue: Sweden, designer: Renee Magritte, size (cm): 70x50, year of printing: 1960s.
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