1920 French Art Deco Travel Poster, Train-Exposition Canadien - Linen Backed trademark The absurdity of the play

The absurdity of the play culminates when the characters mutually arrest each other repeatedly

This beautiful pochoir is signed Jeanne Duche and seems to be for a candy (bonbon) company called TONTON BONBON: a very dapper gentleman is showering waiting for children with bonbons

also known as Bebè

muted color palettes

1920 French Art Deco Travel Poster, Train-Exposition Canadien - Linen Backed trademark The absurdity of the playDate: 1920 Size: 41. 5 x 25 inches Artist: G. K. ODELL About the poster: This 1920s French poster, titled Train Exposition Canadien, promoted a Canadian exhibition train that toured Europe to showcase Canada's economic potential. Featuring symbolic imagery like Niagara Falls, grain harvests, and industry, it presents Canada as a land of opportunity and abundance. The woman in white represents Canada, offering prosperity to a seated France, symbolizing