A French poster from the interwar period conveying a moral maxim with collective implications: "The abuses of a few jeopardize the benefits of all." These posters were designed for display in schools, workshops, government offices, and workplaces to reinforce the principles of individual responsibility and civic discipline. The overall design is simple and effective, with clear typography on a blue background framed by a cream border, characteristic of French educational materials from the 1930s. A wall poster with strong symbolic value, reflecting the moral and social education of the era.
✦ Origin: France ✦ Estimated period: Circa 1930 ✦ Dimensions: Approximately 40 x 32 cm ✦ Material: Cardboard ✦ Condition: Visible wear, yellowing and signs of age, slightly worn edges, overall sound and legible
Antique maxim-picture from the 1930s, ideal for authentic wall decoration inspired by the schools, workshops and offices of yesteryear.
