BRODERS Roger (1883-1953) P.L.M. Golf de la Soukra Tunis, 1932 Lithographic poster Imprimerie de Vaugirard, Paris August 1932 Uninserted, fair condition: upper headband yellowed, slight traces of moisture, edge and image gaps all restored with adhesive tape, small stain, edge tears Lithographic poster, imprimerie de Vaugirard, Paris August 1932, unscreened, fair condition: top banner yellowed, slight traces of dampness, missing edges and image all restored with adhesive tape, small stain, edge tears 99,5 x 62,5 CM - 39 1/8 x 24 5/8 IN Bibliography: Alain Weill and Israel Perry. Roger Broders Travel Posters. Queen Art Publishers Inc, New York 2002. Page 89. Alexis Orloff. L'Affiche de Golf. Editions Milan 2002. Page 43.

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