A striking French pop-art postcard marking the 70th anniversary of the birth of John Fitzgerald Kennedy (1917–1963), illustrated and signed in the plate by the artist Jofradin and dated 1987. Bold black, yellow and magenta graphics show a shouting Kennedy portrait beside the Statue of Liberty and the caption 'qui saura dire pourquoi?'
Unused continental-size card, clean and bright with crisp colors; light handling, no writing on the message side.
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