1992 Paralympic Poster Petra Mascot by Javier Mariscal Jerry Uelsmann His continuous social commitment to

His continuous social commitment to portray those who fought against Franco's dictatorship allows him to follow the historical development and consequences of repression throughout the second Franco regime (1959-1975)

Sara Gibert and Bartomeu Cabot

Pérez Villalta construye una imagen enigmática que trasciende el tiempo y la función del cartel académico

Lagrange is a professor at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris

both in terms of form and iconography

1992 Paralympic Poster Petra Mascot by Javier Mariscal Jerry Uelsmann His continuous social commitment to1992 Paralympic Poster Petra Mascot by Javier Mariscal ; Author; Javier Mariscal Condition 6 10 Measurments; 70 x 50 cm 27,55 x 19,68 in Ever since the first Games of the modern era in Athens in 1896, posters have played an important part in the popularisation of the Olympics. They have also served, once every four years, to identify both the host city and a particular aesthetic linked to the global image of the Games of that year. Bearing this