Graciela Rodo Boulanger 
"International Year of the Child" 
(alternatively known as "De Branche En Branche" or “Happiness Tree”)
Created in 1979, it was the official poster design commissioned by UNICEF to celebrate the International Year of the Child.
This item is:
Edition: Limited Edition, hand-numbered LXXXII/C (82 of 100)
Signature: Hand-signed by the artist in pencil, bottom right
Year of Production: 1979
Subject: Children, Whimsical Tree, Birds
Original LIthograph on  JaponPaper
Framed in a new speckled silver wood frame.
Double Matted 
Due to the age of this item please note that there may be some minor aging to be expected on the paper (see detailed images)- in overall excellent condition!
Complete with Hanging Wire on Back
Framed Size: 28" x 34"
Image Size: 16.5" x 22"
This iconic piece was created in 1979 for UNICEF’s "International Year of the Child" and exemplifies Boulanger’s celebrated style—joyful, rhythmic compositions featuring her signature "cherub-cheeked" children
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About the Artist...
About the Art: Born in La Paz, Bolivia in 1935, Graciela Rodo prepared for two careers; music and painting. She studied piano while attending the School of Fine Arts in La Paz and later in Santiago, Chile. The quality of her talent led her to Vienna, where she pursued studies at the Vienna School of Fine Arts. The first exhibition of her paintings was held in Potosi, Bolivia, in 1951. Since that time she has been honored with one-woman exhibition throughout the United States, Europe and Japan. Notably special exhibition included a one-woman show at the Organization of American States in Washington D.C. and the Museum of Modern Art of Latin America, and a special commission by the Metropolitan Opera to create a commemorative work for the opening of their 1987 opera season. She was also commissioned by the United Nations to create works for the International year of the Child in 1979 and for the 1989 World Summit for Children. Boulangers's scope, vision, and abilities in a host of artistic media have combined to yield a talent that today is recognized among the leaders of the contemporary Latin American art movement.