1930's French Lottery Poster, Les Estampes de la Loterie Nationale, Un Guichet de Loterie by Louis Ferrand Railways "The 18th-century waterworks at Marly

"The 18th-century waterworks at Marly - the Machine de Marly that fed the fountains— was possibly the biggest mechanical system of its time

an acclaimed Hungarian-born French artist

foreground and background in his rather refined compositions

showing the mutual exchange of cultures and the benefit of France's efforts overseas

About the Poster: An exhibition poster from a Stockholm exhibition on the (un)importance of nationality

1930's French Lottery Poster, Les Estampes de la Loterie Nationale, Un Guichet de Loterie by Louis Ferrand Railways "The 18th-century waterworks at MarlyDate: Unknown Size: 20 x 14. 5 inches Artist: Ferrand, Louis (1905 1992) Though the French National Lottery has existed since the 16th century, in 1933 it was reestablished as a means of fundraising for victims of the first world war. Taxes and the price of tickets decreased while advertising increased in an effort to democratise lottery tickets. This poster has light tearing and creasing around the edges and pinholes. Please see photos. Ready to