Cor de Wolff 1962 plates her devilish face juxtaposed by

her devilish face juxtaposed by her angelic wings

and features an image of men looking at cattle and horses

presented by Shell

These cut-outs of ice cream float look good enough to eat

Cor de Wolff 1962 plates her devilish face juxtaposed byPoster advertising a showing of the work of Cor de Wolff (1889 1963), a Dutch artist who worked with many media: painting, printmaking, textile arts, and more. He was part of the expressionist collective "the Populists." The word at the top of the poster, Bloemenheuvel, means "flowering hill," and below it the address of the show is listed. Artist: Likely Cor de Wolff. Condition: Good, some minor folds around edges.