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1916 French World War I Poster - Economisons le Pain en mangeant des Pommes de Terres marxiste By the late 1950s when


1916 French World War I Poster - Economisons le Pain en mangeant des Pommes de Terres marxiste By the late 1950s when

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By the late 1950s when this poster was produced

Date: 1922

The French word sable means "sand": at the beginning of the recipe

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1916 French World War I Poster - Economisons le Pain en mangeant des Pommes de Terres marxiste By the late 1950s whenDate: 1916 Size: 15 x 22 inches Artist: Yvonne Vernet About the Poster: During the First World War the French government asked Parisian schoolchildren to design posters that would encourage participation in the war effort. This lithograph, produced by student Suzanne Ferrand of the Municipal School located at 221 Boulevard Pereire, is from that series. In very good condition and mounted on linen. Rare and ready to frame.

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