A bicycle poster classic, this is for the Liberator Cycles and Motorcycles brand. It was first painted by Jean de Paleologue, who signed his works with PAL (France / 1899). This poster features the amazing image of a topless Gallic warrior princess striking a conquering pose with an impressive helmet, giant sword and a Liberator bicycle by her side. The printer’s logo of Caby & Chardin of Paris is printed at the bottom and a Paris address is printed in the lower right-hand corner of the poster. Toplessness was common and accepted in advertising in the age and was used for marketing to both women and men.
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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