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Maurice Neumont

Maurice Neumont was a French lithographer, painter, illustrator, and affichiste. Neumont created several well-known propaganda posters during World War I and published in notable journals such as Gil Blas and Le Courrier français. He also co-founded the salon des humoristes.

Also recorded as Maurice Louis Henri Neumont

Maurice Neumont

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Birth Name
Maurice Louis Henri Neumont
Born
22 September 1868
Birthplace
4th arrondissement of Paris, France
Died
10 February 1930
Place of death
Montmartre, 18th arrondissement of Paris, France
Awards
Knight of the Legion of Honour
Nationality
France.
Honours
Knight of the Legion of Honour.
Languages
French.

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Maurice Neumont was a French lithographer, painter, illustrator, and affichiste. Neumont created several well-known propaganda posters during World War I and published in notable journals such as Gil Blas and Le Courrier français. He also co-founded the salon des humoristes.

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