2001 Original Chanel No. 5 Poster (lavender and blue) war ship Georges Mathieu gained an international

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2001 Original Chanel No. 5 Poster (lavender and blue) war ship Georges Mathieu gained an internationalDate: 2001 Size: 46 x 64. 5 inches Artist: Unknown Just like the Campbell Soup can, the Chanel no. 5 bottle has become iconic of consumer culture and this poster is a tribute to the iconic brand and Chanel's long history of promotion. It all began in 1921 via word of mouth; Coco Chanel would invite trendsetting women to smart dinner parties where shed spritz them with the perfume. In 1954, a now iconic interview with Marilyn Monroe for Marie Claire