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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 BlueDate: 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

It was put on an eight-cent U

the colors pop and jump off the page

Founded in 1868

printed on thick vellum

the artist claimed "For many years I have been creating posters - this is the main direction of my artistic and design activity"

with slight discoloration along the edges and minor ruffling at the bottom-right corner

Pavillon Rouge du Château Margaux

her last words

About the poster: This poster was created in 2004 to promote the album launch of the band Les Saint

The name Seripop is short for Serigraphie Populaire

The artist

About the Poster: A charming vintage French travel poster printed in the 1950s designed for the Chocolate Menier company