
P’tit Bob chez nos alliés - cover
Henri Lanos · 1859-1929
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P’tit Bob chez nos alliés - cover, Henri Lanos (1917). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Henri Lanos died in 1929; this work is in the public domain.
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A colorful illustrated cover shows a young soldier in a steel helmet and blue-gray coat riding a motorized bicycle along a dusty road, trailed by smoke and a row of Allied flags including British, French, American, Japanese, and Italian. The title "P'tit Bob chez nos alliés" and the author credit to H. Lanos appear in bold red lettering, with the publisher Hachette & Cie at the bottom. The work is dated 1917.






















