A man in a tweed flat cap leans out from behind a tree trunk to watch a goddess with a bicycle.
Jacques Debut designed the poster in 1897, and L. Charbonnier lithographed it at the Imprimerie Caby et Chardin, 17 Passage Daudin, Paris. It was produced for Lucien Charmet, the Paris distributor for the British Rudge cycle company. Charmet worked from 16 Rue Halevy in the 9th arrondissement and held the title Ingénieur des Arts et Manufactures.
Debut's signature and the date "97" are inscribed in stone at the lower right.
On the poster
A red-haired goddess in a sage-green off-shoulder gown stands in sun-dappled woodland, holding a black diamond-frame safety bicycle with both hands. Tall, abstracted tree forms and washes of warm gold light fill the background. In the lower-left corner the man in the flat cap leans forward from behind a trunk. The bicycle is drawn with precise technical line, its frame stark black against the curves of the gown and the foliage.
About this print
A digitally restored reproduction, printed on 200gsm Enhanced Matte Fine Art paper with pigment inks.

