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 photo and the Wexner Prize

and the Wexner Prize

The handwritten words read “1789-1989 Human rights a project in process” both in English and in French

featuring vocal soloists

His portfolio boasts over 400 designs - many of which served to promote Montreal exhibitions and events

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 photo and the Wexner PrizeDate: 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