1976 Vintage Transportation Poster, 70 Ans d'Autobus Parisiens (Recto Verso)

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1976 Vintage Transportation Poster, 70 Ans d'Autobus Parisiens (Recto Verso)Date: 1976 Size: 17. 25 x 29. 25 inches Artist: Ren Bellu Up until the second half of the 1850s, Paris was a Medieval city whose overcrowded neighborhoods and dark and dangerous alleyways became cesspools of disease, crime, and misery. The widest streets were 5 meters across, but many were 2 meters wide and difficult to access by carts or carriages. Despite causing traffic and enabling epidemics to quickly spread throughout the city, civilians would

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he won a competition for young artists with a bas-relief in which we can already recognize the characteristics of elegance and craftsmanship typical of his work

for a pain reliever

This poster is from the 1930s and is in very good condition with a minor fold on the top right corner (please see photos)

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conceptualized and realized by René Bellu

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for a product which would keep fowl in good health

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