1947 Italian Engraving bookplate (Ex Libris), Tout homme a deux pays, sa patrie et la France (Matted) Women's Fashion this poster has been folded

this poster has been folded in half and shows some signs of creasing and water damage

simple lines with strong colors and an equally strong product message was evident in some of the first commissions he received: an 1899 album of pochoirs depicting famous actresses shows that even as a young man Cappiello had already developed a style which he would use

the dog needs to go to the vet

) The Abbey grew to become the fourth-largest monastery in Europe and an important site of pilgrimage prior to its dissolution in 1539

This particular piece is signed Derouet & Lesacq who did a large number of pieces for the French lottery

1947 Italian Engraving bookplate (Ex Libris), Tout homme a deux pays, sa patrie et la France (Matted) Women's Fashion this poster has been foldedDate: 1947 Size: 12 x 8 inches (Exterior), 3. 25 x 2. 25 inches (Interior) Artist: Ch. Favet Note: Matted About The Poster: This Italian engraving from the private collection of Giorgio Balbi depicts six figures of different ethnic groups circling the sentence "Tout homme deux pays, sa patrie et la France" which means "Every man has two countries, his homeland and France". About Ex Libris: An Ex Libris, also known as a bookplate, is a printed or