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Crédit de l'Ouest

Poster
1918 (printed)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Lithograph depicting a farmer ploughing a field with two oxen. He stands back in awe as a towering vision of Victory rises up into a yellow sky, with French troops marching at her feet. The rising sun is depicted as a golden franc. Victory's wings are outstretched and she scatters olive branches over the soldiers, who carry their rifles and flags aloft. Lettered in yellow with captions. Signed and dated on the plate 'GEORGES SCOTT 1918'.


Object details

Categories
Object type
TitleCrédit de l'Ouest (generic title)
Materials and techniques
Lithograph poster
Brief description
French WWI war bonds poster by Georges Scott for 'Crédit de l'Ouest'. France, 1918.
Physical description
Lithograph depicting a farmer ploughing a field with two oxen. He stands back in awe as a towering vision of Victory rises up into a yellow sky, with French troops marching at her feet. The rising sun is depicted as a golden franc. Victory's wings are outstretched and she scatters olive branches over the soldiers, who carry their rifles and flags aloft. Lettered in yellow with captions. Signed and dated on the plate 'GEORGES SCOTT 1918'.
Dimensions
  • Height: 120cm
  • Width: 79.3cm
Dimensions measured 25/11/2014
Marks and inscriptions
EMPRUNT DE LA LIBÉRATION SOUSCRIVEZ CRÉDIT DE L'OUEST VISA No. 13.418 DEVAMBEZ, IMP. PARIS
Translation
Liberation Loan. Subscribe. Credit [bank] of the West.
Credit line
Given by Michael Diamond in memory of his wife
Subjects depicted
Place depicted
Collection
Accession number
E.843-2014

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Record createdNovember 24, 2014
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