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Journée des Régions Libérées

Poster
ca. 1914-18 (printed)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Lithograph depicting a demobilized French soldier in civilian clothes, yet retaining his army helmet, standing in a field with a spade and a pick-axe to his right. He carries a sledgehammer in his right hand and an oversized crowing cockerel sits upon his left shoulder. Signed on the plate with the artist's name and lettered with title and caption.


Object details

Categories
Object type
TitleJournée des Régions Libérées (generic title)
Materials and techniques
Printed poster
Brief description
French WWI war bonds poster by Auguste Le Roux entitled 'Journée des Régions Libérées'. France, ca. 1914-18.
Physical description
Lithograph depicting a demobilized French soldier in civilian clothes, yet retaining his army helmet, standing in a field with a spade and a pick-axe to his right. He carries a sledgehammer in his right hand and an oversized crowing cockerel sits upon his left shoulder. Signed on the plate with the artist's name and lettered with title and caption.
Dimensions
  • Height: 121cm
  • Width: 80cm
Dimensions measured 25/11/2014
Marks and inscriptions
  • JOURNÉE DES RÉGIONS LIBÉRÉES (Lettered in black top left )
  • AUGUSTE LEROUX DEVAMBEZ . IMP . PARIS (Lettered at the foot of the image)
  • APRÈS LA VICTOIRE, AU TRAVAIL !! AIDEZ-NOUS VISA No. 16402 (Lettered in brown and black at the foot of the page)
    Translation
    After victory, to work!! Help us
Credit line
Given by Michael Diamond in memory of his wife
Subjects depicted
Place depicted
Collection
Accession number
E.842-2014

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Record createdNovember 24, 2014
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