Reclamebiljet voor een plattegrond van Parijs 1889

This advertisement poster, created by Joseph Apoux in 1889, promotes a "Plan-Commode" map of Paris for the 1889 World's Fair. The poster features a caricature of a man, possibly a vendor, holding a map, emphasizing the ease of navigating the city. The vibrant colors and humorous illustration make this a playful and engaging piece of graphic design, showcasing the art of advertising during this period. The poster was likely displayed throughout Paris to attract buyers and showcase the usefulness of this map for navigating the city during the fair. The poster is an excellent example of illustrative printmaking, combining humor and visual clarity.