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using a variety of interesting graphic art techniques and characterized by a decisive, poetic use of color. In their posters I find all that I associate with
Finland – a country unusual for its natural environment, architecture, and design."
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posters. His poster "Stop", dating back to the early 1970s is representative of his colorful poster art reflecting the environment and natural landscapes. Aatomaa had also collaborated with interior designer
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