1860 English Newspaper - The Illustrated London News, Nov 17 1860 (Recto-verso, Coloured) Matted flapper girl The fair was originally intended

The fair was originally intended to be held in Moscow

which helped to launch the career of Joséphine Baker (who became his mistress)

This poster encourages citizens to volunteer to the help the war effort

studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in  Warsaw with the great Polish poster designer and professor Henryk Tomaszewski

About The Poster: This lovely poster by Hans Bayerlein is advertising a boat ride on Lake Starnberg

1860 English Newspaper - The Illustrated London News, Nov 17 1860 (Recto-verso, Coloured) Matted flapper girl The fair was originally intendedDate: 1860s Size: 15 x 20. 5 inches (interior), 20 x 25. 75 inches (exterior) Notes: Newspaper, Illustrated Publication About the Poster: The Illustrated London News was founded in 1811 by Herbert Ingram. As a newsagent, Ingram was struck by the reliable increase in newspaper sales when they featured pictures and shocking stories. Ingram began to plan a weekly newspaper that would contain pictures in every edition. The first issue of The Illustrated