Arti Grafiche Navarra S.A. (Art. Graf. Navarra)
Arti Grafiche Navarra S.A. (fl. c. 1925 - 1940), often abbreviated as 'Art. Graf. Navarra,' was an Italian lithographic printed based in Milan, known for their bold and impressive chromolithographic posters. The firm was best known for their attention-grabbing Art Deco-inspired advertising broadsides, but also produced some books on technical subjects, one being a fairly ludicrous propaganda piece to extol Mussolini's 'expertise' on aviation titled L'aviazione negli scritti e nella parola del Duce (1937) - at the time, Mussolini was the nominal Minister of Aeronautics along with holding about a dozen other titles and governmental positions.
AKA: Art. Graf. Navarra
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