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Italy was poised to be a leader in the international design movement after the war
This colourful framed pochoir by Lucien Baubaut is from a French publication
A remarkable collection of his works was exhibited in 1888
About The Poster: I occasionally buy posters just because they appeal to my quirky side (the largest side of my personality) - like this one
Artist: Dimson
1896 Original French Art Nouveau Sheet, Mince de Trognes!!! Prêt pour le Salon ... Simpsons Italy was poised to beDate: 1896 Size: 10. 75 x 14 inches About the artist: From a portfolio designed by Gustave Henri Jossot and published by E. Menard + Company in 1896, which opens with the words of the artist: "Il faut tuer la guerre sous le ridicule!" (Loosely translated: "We must end war by making a mockery of it") Jossot was born in 1866, and he was twenty when his firsts sketches were published in Dijon. At this time his personal artistic style and his sense of