1946 Swiss Poster, L'Argent, Toulouse Lautrec, Les Editions Holbein

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1946 Swiss Poster, L'Argent, Toulouse Lautrec, Les Editions HolbeinDate: 1946 Size: 12. 5 x 17. 5 inches image Artist: Toulouse Lautrec, Henri (after) From a catalog raisonn printed in 1946 by the prestigious Editions Holbein in Basle, Switzerland. About The Artist: Henri de Toulouse Lautrec was slight in stature, incredibly off beat in nature, and prodigiously talented in production of lithographs, paintings, posters and other artworks. Within less than 40 years (b. 1864 d. 1901), Lautrec created an unforgettable

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He was a French illustrator and designer in the decorative arts yet his style favored the liberal display of fluid forms which is more in line with Art Nouveau design elements than pure Art Deco

Artist: Duche

Small print at the very bottom in black: Photo: Bibliotheque des sports Olympiques Gaebeie

Notes: Posters

About The Poster: "Stuart Webb" was a fictional German detective character that had been written into plays and movies since the Wilhemine period

This colourful poster was created by Japanese printmaker

riding an Alycon Dunlop bike

and the French branch of Humber

Size: 26 x 36 inches

The Household Magazine was a Texan lifestyle journal published from the 20's onward by Arthur Capper

he was quick to attract public attention

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