1970s French Loterie Nationale Poster, Prix du Jockey

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1970s French Loterie Nationale Poster, Prix du JockeyDate: 1970s Size: 15 x 11. 5 inches About the Poster: France's Loterie Nationale (National Lottery) was established May 31, 1933. By November that same year, the first drawing of numbers for a prize took place. Since then, weekly draws were supported by extensive advertising campaigns, with a poster appearing for each draw. Many well known artists were commissioned to design those ads, including Ren Vincent, Jean Effel, Pol Ferjac, and Derouet et

Forain was one of the most famous caricaturists of the Belle époque

He took up waterpainting full time

Artist: Paul Baroni

but is known primarily as a painter

About the Poster: This vintage exhibition poster was created for a 1974 exhibition of César Demola (1900-1992)

Laffly is advertising the speed and effectiveness of their trucks - le "Rapide des camions" (the fast trucks) is definitely an appropriate mention for something that drives faster than trains

was part sociology and part critique of nuclear power

as well as comic books and comic strips

such as the opportunistic 1st lieutenant Milo Minderbinder (Jon Vooight)

A close friend of the French painter Edouard Pignon

In excellent condition and ready to be framed

a private bookmaker (or bookie) of exclusive membership aimed at individuals who value sportsmanship

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