Our America - Glass 3. Ordinary UsesOne of a series of posters printed by Coca Cola in 1943 for school classroom use. Eight small vignettes are placed either side of a main image, here demonstrating the various general uses of glass in America.

This poster is for the reopening of the Museum of Arts and Crafts

When Leffe first operated in 1240

by renowned graphic designer Michel Bouvet

graphic piece from the 1960s advertising stereos and radios for Pathe Marconi

Eric produced a number of posters to promote industrial loans

along with Pablo Picasso

a “guaranteed pure wine” of France

This piece is a carton - a point of purchase advertising sign used by merchants who sold the product

to create the poster proofs

'the biggest hat shop in the capital'

It features the young mermaid Princess Ariel

the music was by Franz Lehar