En Alsace Libérée [In Liberated Alsace]

whole: the image occupies the whole, held within a white border. The title is integrated and positioned in the lower third, in burgundy. The text is integrated and occupies the centre right and lower third, in burgundy and blue. image: a depiction of the head of a blond girl wearing a traditional Alsatian head-dress. She is swathed in the French Tricolore, with Tricolore ribbons streaming behind her. text: 1er MARS 1871 1er MARS-1918 EN ALSACE LIBÉRÉE LES PETITES FILLES, SE RESTREIGNENT DE BON CŒUR POUR HATER LA DÉLIVRANCE DE L'ALSACE ENCORE ANNEXÉE FAITES COMME ELLES! Béatrix Grognuz 16 ans VILLE DE PARIS - Ecole communale Bould. Péreire 221 UNION FRANÇAISE. 286 Boulevard St. Germain. PARIS. Comité National de Prévoyance et d'Economies -CETTE AFFICHE NE DOIT PAS ÊTRE VENDUE. VISA No. 13.880 [1 March 1871. 1 March 1918. In liberated Alsace the little girls are happy to hold back to speed up the deliverance of the part of Alsace that is still annexed. Do as they do! Béatrix Grognuz, age 16, City of Paris Communal school [address]. French Union [address]. National Providence and Thrift Committee. This poster may not be sold.]

VISA No. 13.880. One of a series of designs produced by French schoolchildren for the Comité National de Prévoyance et d'Economies.

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