Eugène Ogé (1861-1936) was a French poster artist with a unique and playful style. In 1902. he produced one of the best-known anticlerical images of its period La Lanterne. He also made a large number of commercial posters for products. (Wiki) Dear buyer, Before you decide to buy this poster, please read the following important massage: ALL THE POSTERS ARE PHOTOGRAPHED AND WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET. We are offering this poster the way it was created in the first place, paper only. Of course, during the years, some of the posters suffer minor paper missing in the folds or borders, and also tears develop in some areas of the borders. When we say that a poster is A-, it means that when you do linen backing or minor restoration, it will become an A- poster and sometime even an A. When we say B and B+ it still means that the poster could be reached at a higher level but we graded it on the safe side. Because of the defects are still there we gave the poster a lower grading accordingly. But as long as colors are fresh and large pieces of paper aren't missing we will call it B to B+. Only when the poster is in bad condition and there are only few in our collection we will grade them as B- to C+. Those posters wilkl be sold as is and no returns. You'll see the defects in the pictures. Those posters will be priced accordingly, of course.