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Chromolithograph of a crowded 1900 banquet hall with men in formal dress and sashes beneath tricolour pennants.

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Grand Banquet 1900 Maires de France, Raoul Arus (1900). Via artnap.com

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A large chromolithographic print titled Grand Banquet 1900 Maires de France, by Raoul Arus and dated 1900, shows a crowded banquet hall hung with tricolour and multicoloured pennants beneath an iron-framed roof. Men in formal black evening dress, many wearing sashes in the national colours, stand and gather around a central figure, while stacks of plates and a top hat rest on a table in the foreground. The ornate pale green border includes the monogram RF and the printed date 1900.