1998 Original Chanel No. 5 Poster (Yellow + Pink & Blue) japanese This particular piece represented Austrian

This particular piece represented Austrian design and was created by Emil Orlik in 1895

This print is part of a collection of posters that were re-issued in 1983 by a Swiss publishing house called Alice

were he continued to work as a graphic designer

and Kathleen Nixon

1998 Original Chanel No. 5 Poster (Yellow + Pink & Blue) japanese This particular piece represented AustrianDate: 1998 Size: 47 x 68 inches Artist: Unknown Just like the Campbell Soup can, the Chanel no. 5 bottle has become iconic of consumer culture and this poster is a tribute to the iconic brand and Chanel's long history of promotion. It all began in 1921 via word of mouth; Coco Chanel would invite trendsetting women to smart dinner parties where shed spritz them with the perfume. In 1954, a now iconic interview with Marilyn Monroe for Marie Claire