1940's French Poster, La Loi Scoute (The Boy Scouts Rules)

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1940's French Poster, La Loi Scoute (The Boy Scouts Rules)Date: 1940s Size: 12 x 19. 25 inches Artist: Gaulier, R. About The Poster: According to Wikipedia, the history of Scouting in France is 'fragmented', and includes a variety of smaller clubs that have been amalgamated under the Scout umbrella. Scoutisme Franais was founded in 1940, with the help of Vichy regime, by the Eclaireurs de France, the claireurs unionistes de France, the Scouts de France, the Guides de France, the claireurs isralites de France

like those pictured in this well-known and well-loved image

About the poster: Henri de Waroquier (1881-1970) was a French illustrator

he was associated with several major artistic styles and created works in a wide range of artistic formats

Wonderful vintage typography poster which would be perfect for a laundry room

About the Poster: Chester is a city in northwest England

According to chineseposters

He has designed theatre posters and book covers for leading publishers

a huge monument commemorates the return of Alsace to France in 1918

spirited and it never fails to make me smile

Overall excellent condition

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