Franko-Rousskaia vystavka. Section française Art et Industrie. Musée du Baron Stieglitz,Sankst Petersburg Saint-Petersbourg affiche, signature illisible
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Franko-Rousskaia vystavka. Section française Art et Industrie. Musée du Baron Stieglitz,Sankst Petersburg Saint-Petersbourg affiche, signature illisible, 1899, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
Franko-Rousskaia vystavka. Section française Art et Industrie. Musée du Baron Stieglitz,Sankst Petersburg Saint-Petersbourg affiche, signature illisible, 1899, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.comFranko-Rousskaia vystavka. Section française Art et Industrie. Musée du Baron Stieglitz,Sankst Petersburg Saint-Petersbourg affiche, signature illisible, 1899, Wikimedia Commons. Via <a href="https://artnap.com/artwork/cmaf-147981494">artnap.com</a>
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A 1899 Art Nouveau style poster advertising the Franco-Russian exhibition, showing a woman with flowers in her hair holding a Russian tricolour flag beside a large red cross. Russian and French text announces the Section Française Art et Industrie at the Baron Stieglitz Museum in April and May, under the patronage of Grand Duke Konstantin Konstantinovich.