Phébus 1900 Poster — Pal, the Dancer with the Bicycle

Poster 1900 1 page France

Source: Letterenhuis, Antwerp, poster collection of Museum Vleeshuis, object tg:lhps:33616:m1, shelfmark AV.14.6.1446.

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MarquePhébus
TypePoster
Year1900
PublisherImprimerie Paul Dupont, Paris
ArtistPal
CountryFrance
LanguageFrench
Pages1
SourceLetterenhuis, Antwerp, poster collection of Museum Vleeshuis, object tg:lhps:33616:m1, shelfmark AV.14.6.1446.
CreditLetterenhuis, Antwerp (poster collection of Museum Vleeshuis)
IdentifierPermalink https://dams.antwerpen.be/asset/P1ahcDHUXmLNDjXkfYugeuo7
TranscriptionTranscribed by eye

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PHÉBUS PARIS PAL Atelier de l'Affiche PAL, 44 rue St. Lazare, Paris. Lidy Montclaire, directeur

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— Poster —
PHÉBUS

PARIS

[Signed at the lower right:] PAL
[At the lower left, as the museum reads it:] Atelier de l’Affiche PAL, 44 rue St. Lazare, Paris. Lidy Montclaire, directeur

[A woman with powdered white hair, in a short black dress with orange-red spots and black stockings, stands with a hand to her brow and the other on the saddle of a black bicycle on a winding yellow road. A pierrot in white sits in a small open black motor carriage at the upper right, among green fields and poplars.]

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