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Poster advertising the Palais de l’Optique at the Exposition Universelle (1900). © Musee Carnavalet, Paris/Roger-Viollet

27 March 2014

Georges Paul Leroux (1877-1957). Imprimerie Charles Verneau. Exposition Universelle , Palais de l’Optique, La Grande Lunette de 1900. Affiche. Lithographie couleur, 1900. Paris, musÈe Carnavalet. Dimensions : H. 80,60 ; L. 60,00

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