**NOTE**First photo is color inverted-NOT what the actual item looks like-the actual item is like a Negative (see remaining photos) .Hard To Find-1969 BAR OPEN-Original SIGNED Poster /Sign -BARE BREASTED- TOPLESS-Flower GIRL-Screenprint on Clear Vinyl-Advertising Sign-Pop Art Hippie Style-Not Quite Sure What it is Called--Appears to be a Screenprint? on Clear Thick Vinyl- With Black Paint - by Diana Gits- "Copywrite-1969"- READ Bio on Award winning Artist......Box 15: barebreastedgirl
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**NOTE**First photo is color inverted-NOT what the actual item looks like-item is like a Negative.UNKNOWN PURPOSE. This could be Mid Century Poster Art -intended for a wall, or a Bar. Or could be meant as a Statement Sign. I doubt there are more than a few in existence. Approx. 11.75" x 8.75". Thick clear Vinyl looks like it has been screenprinted in Black Paint from a template. It will show whatever color it is laid on as a background, I used White. Has some age wear to the Vinyl, showing some faint spots and streaks, but as you can see from the photos, it doesn't affect the print. The Vinyl does not lay totally flat. Corners bumped, SEE ALL PHOTOS. Please see all photos and read all info before purchase. **The precise color of the items may vary depending on the specific monitor, the settings and the lighting conditions. The item's color as depicted in this listing should only be used as a guide, as your monitor may show the colors differently.Vintage and pre-owned items are not perfect.
Diana Silvius Gits-1934-2016.
Recipient of the Ford Foundation Grant and numerous awards for her art.
She was the Art instructor at The Gross Point University School 1956-1958.
In 1963 Diana and her Husband Gerry opened the Gerald Bernard Art Gallery at 205 West North Ave in Chicago. The Gerald Bernard Gallery grew to become Up Down Cigar, still in business at 1550 N. Wells, Chicago.In 1991 she was elected as the first female president of the tobacco industry's retail organization RTDA. Diana and the Up Down received numerous industry awards over the 50 plus years in business.