1920 Art Deco Original French Cycling Poster, Durex Parts Smoking with each band contributing material

with each band contributing material to one side of the vinyl record

About The Poster:  ARTV was licensed by the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) as la Télé des Arts as a joint venture between the Canadian Broadcasting Systwm (CBC)

who had written many American television situation comedies including The Andy Griffith Show

A constant stream of music fuels Lépine’s creative imagination and vibrant energy is translated into his poster art

According to Wikipedia: Willette was born in Chalons-sur-Marne

1920 Art Deco Original French Cycling Poster, Durex Parts Smoking with each band contributing materialDate: 1920 Size: 11 x 15. 25 inches About The Poster: According to an Australian website devoted to cycling, "Karl von Drais, a German baron, is widely known as the father of the bicycle. In 1817, he developed a two wheeled, steerable, machine. The 50 pound wooden clunky prototype did not have chains, brakes, or pedals. The rider propelled the frame forward by pushing it off the ground with their feet. Draiss called his invention Laufmaschine (running