Harbor Sketch, Benoît Gilsoul #28 Style:Belgium, c. 1980s it acts as a call

it acts as a call for help to supply the German army with oil during World War I

Condition: Near perfect

Translated Text: After the battle of Waterloo Italian Poster

With an illustration of a Cameroonian woman and text that reads "Le Cameroun Hôte D'Honneur" or "Cameroon Guest of Honor"

Harbor Sketch, Benoît Gilsoul #28 Style:Belgium, c. 1980s it acts as a callLight, realistic, sketch of a harbor, a bridge in the distance. Benot Gilsoul (1914 2000) was a Belgian artist known for his paintings, prints, tapestries, sculptures, and stained glass. While attending Belgians Acadmie Royale des Beaux Arts he founded the secessionist art group: LEsquisse, which later became the influential Salon National des Jeunes Artistes. In the 1960s, after falling in love with America, Gilsoul moved to New York, where he opened