Markets Posters and Art Prints
Description: Finast was a leading retail supermarket in the Northeastern US. Its beginnings go back to 1938 when a man by the name of Edward Silverberg first introduced supermarkets to the Cleveland area. By 1940 Mr. Silverberg had grown his business to a total of 10 supermarkets under the brand name Pick-N-Pay. In 1951 Cook Coffee Co. of Cleveland acquired all 10 stores in addition to another 25 Foodtown, Inc. supermarkets. From there Pick-N-Pay continued to grow and in 1972 Cook sold what was then a total of 57 supermarkets. By 1975 the business became the leading supermarket chain in Cleveland, in direct competition with the other grocery chains such as Fazios and Stop-N-Shop. The business then grew beyond Ohio in 1978 when they acquired the ...
Description: A vibrant and culturally rich travel photography artwork celebrating Togo, beautifully framed within its unique, elongated geographic map silhouette. This captivating design captures the bustling energy of traditional Togolese markets, showcasing local people, colorful textiles, fresh produce, spices, and authentic handcrafted wooden statues under the warm African sun. Featuring the elegant typographic caption "TOGO: TRADITIONAL MARKETS," this stunning piece honors the heritage, daily life, and vibrant street culture of West Africa. Perfect for travelers, culture enthusiasts, and map collectors. Ideal for kitchen decor, living room wall prints, and unique African travel souvenirs.
Description: In December 2008, Giant Eagle opened the rebranded Valu King supermarket in Eastlake, Ohio. The Valu King name dates back to the 1980s. The rebranded Valu King operated stores in Eastlake, Ravenna, and Brooklyn in Ohio and Johnstown and Erie in Pennsylvania, with the most recent store opened in May 2012.
Description: Saturday morning, in three colors and a sunny tote bag. A retro limited-palette print design depicting a charming farmers market scene with three striped tents in coral pink, sage green, and butter yellow, hung with bunting flags and string lights, surrounded by wooden crates of tomatoes, carrots, beets, apples, sunflowers, baguettes, and golden honey. A stylized figure in a sun hat strolls through with a market tote bursting with produce greens. Bold layered headline typography in coral and forest green up top, with the characteristic grainy texture and soft offset of authentic limited-palette printmaking. Perfect for the slow-living homebody whose weekend ritual is the market, the cottagecore romantic, the canvas tote enthusiast, the Book
