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brazilian coffee salt sill where he holds a cigarette

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where he holds a cigarette in one hand

poured burning varnish and spewed fire from his mouth

Canvas with the painting Spanish Blacksmiths from 1881 by Ernst Josephson (1851-1906)

trams and trams meet a teeming public life

who have all told stories about the strange creatures that walk on two legs - the humans

brazilian coffee salt sill where he holds a cigarettePoster but a vintage advertisement for Brazilian coffee, illustrated by Jean d'Ylen in 1931. In the picture we see the text For quality, drink Brazilian coffee Brazil supplies the world. A red man pours coffee beans onto a blue globe with white stars on it. The symbolism in the picture is Brazil as a leading distributor of coffee in the world. This poster is a good example of Art Deco style that was popular in the 1920s and 1930s, with its graphic and

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