A superb advertising game illustrated by the renowned animal illustrator Benjamin Rabier for the infant cereal brand Phosphatine Falières. Dated 1906 in the illustration, it takes the principle of the classic game of Goose and reimagines it with humor and tenderness: animals, children, and comical situations typical of Rabier's world. The vibrant colors and playful composition make it a fine example of early 20th-century illustrated advertising, combining promotion and education in the spirit of family games of the time.
✦ Origin: France, Benjamin Rabier ✦ Estimated period: 1906 ✦ Dimensions: 55.5 × 40 cm ✦ Material: Heavyweight color-printed paper ✦ Condition: Good overall condition for this type of game poster. Original folds are marked with a tear of approximately 13 cm that can be repaired without loss, small splits at the fold intersections and slight wear to the corners, very fresh colors and strong paper.
A fine example of playful Belle Époque advertising, ideal for framing or collecting antique illustrated games or illustrations by Benjamin Rabier.
