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Harrison Size (in): 40
A compromise of sorts of was implemented in the form of “vertical segregation” in which the audience was seated in sections side by side rather than whites in front and African Americans in the back but the NAACP boycott succeeded and only about 25% of the seats were occupied
The Red Cross Service Flag was issued to dues paying members and supporters of the American Red Cross during WWI
The lower right hand corner has document code “HP-197” and is printed “10-53” which we take to indicate a 1953 publication date
The back of the poster has a small text box with information on the poster’s artist Harold Lehman who had created WPA murals at Riker’s Island prison and other locations prior to the war
1896 Pan a Journal of Satire by Jules Cheret Les Affiches Illustrees Spain Harrison Size (in): 40Date: 1896 Artist: Cheret, Jules Size (in): 12. 375" x 9" Size (cm): 31. 5 x 23 Condition: A Linen backed: No Pan a Journal of Satire by Jules Cheret This is an original antique lithographic plate from Ernest Maindron's Les Affiches Illustres published by Imprimerie Chaix between 1886 and 1895. This seminal work reproduced the posters of several of the leading contemporary poster artist of the late 19th century including Henri de Toulouse Lautrec,
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