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posters. One was titled (in French), "Grow Wheat, It is Gold for France." It prominently features wheat, a sickle, and the French flag. The second poster released in 1918, was titled (in French), "Save Your Wine For Our Soldiers." On the poster is a wine jug, a vine of

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s, and a cup filled with wine. Her contemporaries were artists

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, Theodor Baumgartner, Francesco De Rocchi, and William Beattie.

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1902 births 20th-century French women artists World War I artists French poster artists French women illustrators Year of death missing {{France-artist-stub