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Japanese conceptual artist Shusaka Arakawa was one of 29 artists commissioned to produce posters for the 1972 Munich Olympic Games
This poster was created in 1958 to promote Swissair's routes to their home country of Switzerland
handling wear and small tears on the edges
One of the most controversial films ever released
the film was a huge commercial hit
Do the Right Thing Framing Options:White Frame Japanese conceptual artist Shusaka ArakawaYear 1989 Poster Size 27 x 40" 68. 5 x 101. 6cm (US One Sheet) Art By Unknown Rolled Folded Other Rolled Condition Mint Condition Notes None, item is in perfect condition. Released in 1989, "Do the Right Thing" became a landmark of American cinema, with Spike Lee's powerful exploration of race, community, and social tension earning enduring critical acclaim and cultural relevance. This iconic original double sided one sheet poster captures the energy