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Poster: La Force Des Couleurs

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Design Objects № 242

La Force Des Couleurs

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A French-language design object poster celebrating color theory and feminine strength through the figure of a woman balancing a bowl of fruit on her head, rendered in soft pastel tones. The subtitle credits Cartagena and Porcelaine Subversive, suggesting a collaborative design object or ceramics project from an alternate 1970s–80s feminist design movement. The style bridges surrealist product advertising with postcolonial aesthetic reclamation. Speaks to collectors of radical design history, feminist ephemera, and speculative craft culture.

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One artifact. One owner. On acquisition it is permanently retired from the archive. You receive the high-resolution file and a signed certificate of exclusivity.

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Section
Design Objects
Style
3D rendered pastel surrealism, vintage product advertisement
Mood
whimsical, empowering, uncanny domesticity
Palette
peach, pink, mint green, pale yellow

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french designfeministcartagenaporcelaine subversivesurrealismpastelwomenstrengthfruitceramics70s aestheticcolor theorypostcolonialdesign object

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