Plain City Poster by Rustle of Silk

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Reading time: less than a minute | Written by Ben Branch | January 21st 2016

Rustle of Silk is a boutique French company that still uses original silkscreening techniques to produce posters from the 1970s and before.

Each poster is printed by hand on 50cm x 70cm, 300 gram vanilla paper using a 5 colour screen printing procedure. Just 40 examples of this design will be produced, and each will be individually stamped, numbered and signed.

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Published by Ben Branch - January 21st 2016

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