Jeune Socks

Description: Translating as "Civic Action: Fascist Vermin". Depicting a fascist rat, and based on a 1968 Paris poster.

Description: Classic-inspired French student movement poster referencing the May 1968 protests. “Sois jeune et tais-toi” captures institutional irony and generational tension through bold vintage typography. A striking piece of political wall art rooted in European counterculture history.

Description: Translating as "Civic Action: Fascist Vermin". Depicting a fascist rat, and based on a 1968 Paris poster.

Description: Nous Irons Jusqu'au Bout /

Description: Mai 68 Paris Protest Banner / The same problem, the same struggle

Description: In 1968, massive demonstrations occurred around the world protesting the Vietnam War, imperialism, consumerism, police violence and other issues. The largest took place in France, beginning with students in Paris and quickly spreading into factories. 11,000,000 workers—more than 22% of the total population of France at the time—went on strike for two continuous weeks in May.

Description: "Mai '68 - Debut D'Une Lutte Prolongee" / "May '68 - the beginning of a prolonged struggle!". Poster design from the Atelier Populaire.

Description: Mai '68 - L’INTOX VIENT À DOMICILE / French Resistance Design

Description: Nous sommes la majorité / Mai 68 Paris Riots

Description: Mai 68 Paris Protest Banner

Description: Mai '68 - Le Vote Ne Change Rien - Poster design from the Atelier Populaire.

Description: When French national radio and television went on strike in 1968, they commissioned posters from the French art students who formed the Atelier Populaire in Paris. During the strike, members of the Ministry for Home Affairs ran television and radio news bulletins at the request of the government. Many felt that they couldn't trust the pro-government propaganda coming over the air waves. The message of this poster, produced at the height of political unrest, is that the television news is a form of thought control. Televisual messages were presented as all the more manipulative by contrast with the directness of this poster: the medium works to reinforce the meaning.

Description: Mai '68 - L’INTOX VIENT À DOMICILE / French Resistance Design

Description: Mai 68 Paris Protest Banner

Description: In 1968, massive demonstrations occurred around the world protesting the Vietnam War, imperialism, consumerism, police violence and other issues. The largest took place in France, beginning with students in Paris and quickly spreading into factories. 11,000,000 workers—more than 22% of the total population of France at the time—went on strike for two continuous weeks in May. The student occupations and wildcat general strikes initiated across France were met with forceful confrontation by university administrators and police. Art students, faculty and staff from the Ecole des Beaux Arts established the Atelier Populaire (the Popular Workshop). They produced hundreds of silkscreen posters, including the one shown here.

Description: One of the more than 700 drawings of the INK IS MY BLOOD COLLECTION Order books, ebooks & signed prints available at apolloniasaintclair.bigcartel.com

Description: Mai '68 - Le Vote Ne Change Rien - Poster design from the Atelier Populaire.

Description: Jacques Brel // Original Retro Style Fan Design

Description: Jacques Brel /// Original Retro Style Fan Design

Description: Portrait of a Lady on Fire (French: Portrait de la jeune fille en feu) is a 2019 French historical romantic drama film written and directed by Céline Sciamma, starring Noémie Merlant and Adèle Haenel. Set in France in the late 18th century, the film tells the story of an affair between an aristocrat and a painter commissioned to paint her portrait.

Description: Alain Bashung // Francophile Retro Design

Description: Jeune Fille Dans le Jardin de Giverny by Claude Monet, 1888. Oil on canvas.