The works

  • Genoa's Palazzo Farraggiana, built around 1820, was located between the railway station and the ferry terminal. It was bought by the Società Transatlantica to enable its wealthy clientele to stay in a luxury hotel when transferring from train to ship.
    The Arab rider and his horse is probably a nod to the fantasias and North African cruises of the Società Transatlantica.

  • Poster published at the end of the 14-18 war for the benefit of the association: "Le Village Reconstitué". This poster included letters as evidenced by the photo of a copy pasted on a wall.

  • Suppositories for the treatment of hemorrhoids

  • Suppositories for the treatment of hemorrhoids

  • Study for the logo of the company Les Nouvelles Affiches Cappiello / Atelier d'Art Devambez. This drawing will be used in particular for the publisher's letterhead.