1913 French Magazine, Le mois littéraire et pittoresque ("The Literary and Picturesque Month"), full issue (December), Alphonse Mucha cover Charles de Gaulle Size: 19 x 26 inches

Name: 1913 French Magazine, Le mois littéraire et pittoresque ("The Literary and Picturesque Month"), full issue (December), Alphonse Mucha cover Charles de Gaulle Size: 19 x 26 inches
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1913 French Magazine, Le mois littéraire et pittoresque ("The Literary and Picturesque Month"), full issue (December), Alphonse Mucha cover Charles de Gaulle Size: 19 x 26 inches Size: 19 x 26 inches This is a double sided bus shelter poster in very good condition (with small pinholes in the corners but the item is otherwise in good condition Date: 1913

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