1926 Original French Propaganda poster, "Le plus grand des périls qui menacent la France est la diminution de sa natalité", Alliance Nationale pour L'Accroissement de la population Français - Red and Blue chansons he has worked as a

he has worked as a designer and illustrator for the Literature and Art magazines Unión and La Jiribilla

the nature of his work earning him the sobriquet 'le Nabi journaliste'

Inspired by the beauty and magic of Venice

food hygiene or air pollution

This physical stock is for 60 thousand shares at 100 francs each and dated February 5

1926 Original French Propaganda poster, "Le plus grand des périls qui menacent la France est la diminution de sa natalité", Alliance Nationale pour L'Accroissement de la population Français - Red and Blue chansons he has worked as aDate: 1926 Size: 24 x 31. 5 inches Artist: Alliance Nationale pour L'Accroissement de la population Franais About this poster: Produced in the aftermath of World War I, this French propaganda poster warns of the nations declining birth rate as a grave threat to its survival. It combines statistical charts, moral exhortation, and sentimental imagery to promote large families as a patriotic duty. The poster contrasts the supposed happiness and