The woman on the bicycle has the foreground. The open-top motor car is a small shape at the horizon, and a pale figure on a second bicycle fades into the middle distance. The Manufacture des Cycles Omnium was founded in 1890 at Charenton, in the Paris suburbs.
The designer is unknown.
On the poster
A red-haired woman in a burnt-orange dress rides through a green French park, one arm extended forward, a long grey sash streaming behind her. A ghostly white-clad cyclist recedes behind her, and an early open-top automobile follows the road at the horizon. Broad Art Nouveau lettering reads "Omnium Cycles & Automobiles, Paris."
About this print
A digitally restored reproduction, printed on 200gsm Enhanced Matte Fine Art paper with pigment inks.

