1916 Original French WWI Poster, La Protection Du Reforme (Linen Backed) Artist Signed snowing This particular booklet was for

Name: 1916 Original French WWI Poster, La Protection Du Reforme (Linen Backed) Artist Signed snowing This particular booklet was for
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1916 Original French WWI Poster, La Protection Du Reforme (Linen Backed) Artist Signed snowing This particular booklet was for This particular booklet was for a piece by famous French chansonnier Felix Mayol (the handsome fellow depicted) In 1895 he went to Paris and the Montparnasse Quarter where he began a career in entertainment that spanned more than forty years Date: 1916 he was a court artist and was obviously hired as a poster designer

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