The Living Desert Framing Options:Unframed Croix-Rouge Francaise is one of
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Croix-Rouge Francaise is one of 191 International Red Cross societies and continues to provide priceless support on various fronts such as humanitarian aid
Robert Gleason's haunting artwork depicts a knife wielding pumpkin face and is instantly recognisable
It also packs in a memorable "throwaway" gag involving a profane Scrabble game played by sweet little old ladies Queenie Smith and Hope Summers
Released in 1950
Art By Pierre Collier & David Lynch
The Living Desert Framing Options:Unframed Croix-Rouge Francaise is one ofYear 1964 Poster Size 27 x 41" 68. 6 x 104. 1cm (US One Sheet) Rolled Folded Other Rolled previously folded Condition Very Good Condition Notes Poster was folded as issued and has light folds, some minor signs of handling wear on the edges. First released in 1953, "The Living Desert" is a pioneering Walt Disney nature documentary directed by James Algar and the first feature length entry in the studios celebrated True Life Adventures series. Filmed
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