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Original POINT BLEU antique French radio lithograph. The poster does have a signature on the top right. Archival linen backed restored rare poster. The artist's signature appears to be: E. de Jain Kersel… This would have been your new television. Radio transmission in Paris began in 1921. After the Second World War, Parisian radio was nationalized, and it was not until 1981, following the election of François Mitterrand that private companies were able quickly to broadcast in the Paris area. The poster is done in a 31'5" x 47" size format. A much small window display version of this poster is known to have existed (and is different color background) The image has a ghosted piano player sitting at a grand piano behind a walnut-finished Point Blue radio. Bring music to your room as if the artist was there in person. Most of the background is done in darker sepia tones. Although there is no paper loss, a large tear in the upper left corner was repaired during linen backing. It also had a light crease that would resemble a standard poster fold about 10" This is a rare poster and one of the only remaining ones we can find or document. Currently, in this condition, it would be one of the best-remaining copies out there; if there is another large format version. If you are a radio poster...