This is another classic in bicycle poster history, not least because it was painted by Alphonse Mucha (France / 1902). A strong Art Nouveau style with themes of effortlessness and another aspect of Belle Epoque marketing: big hair - a symbol of freedom in that the subject isn’t restricted to a coiffed bun hairstyle. Her hair is down, it’s loose - freedom.
This is a scanned reproduction. Please note that posters back then had no standard size, so this might not fit in a standard frame.
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