LOUIS ARMSTRONG POSTER
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This poster emphasizes Louis Armstrong's talents as a brilliant musician. The large, bold font of his name lets the audience instantly recognize who it is against a brightly colored background. The text describes Armstrong as the "King of the Trumpet" and highlights that his great orchestra allows his music to be fantastic and his live performances spectacular. The image shows Armstrong holding a trumpet with a smile, representing both the jazz genre and his personality's love for his work in creating magical music.
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