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1925 Print Avenue Champs Elysee Abel George Warshawsky Arc Triomphe XGIA4 SAW1 Windsor Ontario Vintage Advertising

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Windsor Ontario Vintage Advertising

This is an original 1911 halftone print of Mexican Silos

" "The Common Cause

This print is from The Musician Magazine of 150 Tremont Street in Boston

This ad features their Champion Typewriters that are fully guaranteed

1925 Print Avenue Champs Elysee Abel George Warshawsky Arc Triomphe XGIA4 SAW1 Windsor Ontario Vintage AdvertisingThis is an original 1925 halftone print of traffic puttering along the Avenue des Champs Elyses in Paris, France, which was originally a painting by Abel George Warshawsky. Abel George Warshawsky (1883 1962) was an American expatriate from Cleveland, Ohio, who lived in Paris before Word War I. He was noted for his interesting take on Realism and French Impression, and was acquainted on a personal level with Auguste Renoir. At the beginning of the war,

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