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Many Bally posters from the 1970s and 1980s featured shadows. This object poster by designer and illustrator Willy Rieser brought a humorous twist by giving the men’s shoe the shadow of a women’s shoe. One of our favourite Bally poster designs ever.
Artist: Willi Rieser
In his autobiography, Willi Rieser describes his childhood impressions, which often took the form of painting activities in his parents’ pharmacy: the unauthorised painting of walls and objects. It was during this time that his desire to become a painter began to awaken.
After primary school, he attended the secondary school at Disentis Abbey until 1952. After two years, he broke off an apprenticeship a... more
In his autobiography, Willi Rieser describes his childhood impressions, which often took the form of painting activities in his parents’ pharmacy: the ...
After primary school, he attended the secondary school at Disentis Abbey until 1952. After two years, he broke off an apprenticeship a... more
Poster details
- Poster No.: 590
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- Company: Bally Schuhfabriken AG, Caslano (Bally International AG), CH
- Brand:BALLY Schuhe / Shoes, CH
- Printer: J.C. Müller AG Zürich
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- Size: 128 x 90 cm / 50.4 x 35.4″
- Printing technique:Offset print
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- Publications:50 Jahre Schweizer Plakate, ausgezeichnet vom Eidg. Dep. des Innern - 50 years Swiss Posters selected by the Federal Department of Home Affairs
Im Laufe der Zeit - Bally - Plakate 1910 - 1992
