Whitworth 1897 Poster — Grün, Quelle Machine Acheter, Rudeaux

Poster 1897 (est.) 1 page France

Source: Musée Carnavalet – Histoire de Paris, inventory AFF1328 (Paris Musées open content, CC0).

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MarqueRudge
TypePoster
Year1897 (estimated)
PublisherImp. Bourgerie & Cie, Paris
ArtistJules-Alexandre Grün
CountryFrance
LanguageFrench
Pages1
SourceMusée Carnavalet – Histoire de Paris, inventory AFF1328 (Paris Musées open content, CC0).
CreditMusée Carnavalet – Histoire de Paris
IdentifierPermalink https://www.parismuseescollections.paris.fr/fr/musee-carnavalet/oeuvres/quelle-machine-acheter-ah-une-whitworth-chez-rudeaux-24-anue-de-la-gde
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QUELLE MACHINE ACHETER ! AH ! UNE WHITWORTH CHEZ RUDEAUX 24 Avᵉ DE LA Gᵈᵉ ARMÉE Grün AFFICHES Grün 48 Rue d'Orsel Imp. BOURGERIE & Cie 83, Faubg. St. Denis, PARIS.

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— Poster —
QUELLE MACHINE
ACHETER !

AH !
UNE WHITWORTH
CHEZ RUDEAUX 24 Avᵉ DE LA Gᵈᵉ ARMÉE

[Signed beside the picture at the right:] Grün
[Printed beside the picture, read as:] AFFICHES Grün 48 Rue d’Orsel
[Printed up the right margin:] Imp. BOURGERIE & Cie 83, Faubg. St. Denis, PARIS.

[A woman in a white feathered hat, a white blouse and white bloomers with an orange scarf and an orange sash, black stockings and orange shoes, stands with one hand raised to her hat and the other arm out. Black silhouetted figures and part of a wheel fill the field behind her.]

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