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Victor Rutz (Ruzo) created 200 posters from 1930 until 1955.
These posters are at the "Museum für Gestaltung" in Zürich (Switzerland). |
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"The festival on the hat of a wine grower"
Festival of Wine Growers (Fête des Vignerons), Vevey, Switzerland, 1955 This festival takes place once every 25 years and is considered to be the most beautiful festival for wine growers in the world. |
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Cigarettes Lucky strike, 1955
6 couleurs photolitho -- huile sur toile 90,5 / 128,0 cm |
Birra Spluga, 1955
5 couleurs offset -- huile sur toile 90,5 / 128,0 cm |
Grapillon Jus de raisins, 1952
8 couleurs litho à main -- huile sur toile 90,5 / 128,0 cm |
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Nescafé La célèbre tasse rouge , 1946
7 couleurs photolitho -- huile sur toile 90,5 / 128,0 cm |
Maggi Le point sur le i, 1946
7 couleurs photolitho -- huile sur toile 90,5 / 128,0 cm |
Carmenna Jambon de Grison, 1945
8 couleurs -- photolitho huile sur toile 90,5 / 128,0 cm |
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Nussgold graisse pour cuisiner, 1942
7 couleurs photolitho -- huile sur toile 90,5 / 128,0 cm |
Cigares Villiger, 1942
8 couleurs -- photolitho huile sur toile 90,5 / 128,0 cm |
Roco, petit pois, 1941
7 couleurs photolitho -- huile sur toile 90,5 / 128,0 cm |
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Le bas JDEWE, 1939
9 couleurs photolitho huile sur toile 90,5 / 128,0 cm |
Fromage (Emmentaler) et beure, 1938
9 couleurs photolitho -- huile sur toile -- 90,5 / 128,0 cm Probablement la seul affiche au monde sans aucune inscription |
Hamol ultra crème solaire 7, 1936
7 couleurs photolitho -- huile sur toile 90,5 / 128,0 cm |
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Fromage en boite "Bigrement bon", 1942
7 couleurs Photolitho, Pastel sur carton jaune |
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L'affiche "Bigrement bon" métamorphosée, 1945 Revolt against the wealth of some and the destitution of others. Ruzo begins to paint with a message. |
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The poster painter Victor Rutz
becomes  The painter who wants to change the world |
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Already during the War in 1942, Ruzo revolts against injustice, war, misery, dictatorship, and the misfortunes that man perpetrates against man. This is the painting in which he wanted to express everything and marks his change from poster painter to artist. The paintbrush is a weapon against injustice- Picasso. |