Aspen Jazz Weekend 1967 poster Venice squeezing through incredibly small spaces

squeezing through incredibly small spaces with the silence of a cat

and the evil angel is forced to respond "Amen"

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Aspen Jazz Weekend 1967 poster Venice squeezing through incredibly small spacesUsing his unique Pop Art style of enlarged dots, broad outlines, and strong, flat color, Roy Lichtenstein composes an image of a saxophone and its faceless player that acts as a simple yet stylish and powerful advertisement for the Aspen Jazz festival. Lichtenstein was commissioned through Leo Castelli Gallery to design this colourful 1967 Aspen Winter Jazz Poster which has become an enduring jazz art classic. Starting in 1963, Richard Gibson a New