La Journée Serbe (1916) WW1 Lithographic Poster by D. Charles Fouqueray – Devambez, Paris | art restoration vintage poster art gallery

Art restoration vintage poster art gallery collectible: La Journée Serbe (1916)

Bring museum‑grade history into your space with this original French WW1 lithograph—ideal for any art restoration vintage poster art gallery display or serious home collection. The dramatic composition by D. Charles Fouqueray turns a wall into a conversation piece, adding depth, provenance, and a story that resonates well beyond its striking scale.

Issued by Devambez, Paris in 1916, La Journée Serbe commemorates Serbia Day, June 25, 1916 — Anniversary of the Battle of Kossovo. It depicts Serbian civilians and soldiers crossing the River Drina, created to benefit relief efforts after devastating losses. Large‑format stone lithography (31.5 in x 45.25 in / 80 x 114.5 cm) delivers rich period color. Condition: Good vintage; tape along back edges; edge wear and tears; creases with light pigment loss; small stain at lower right—honest evidence of a century of life that frames beautifully.

• Original 1916 French WW1 lithographic poster
• Artist: D. Charles Fouqueray (1869–1956)
• Printer: Devambez, Paris
• Dimensions: 31.5 in x 45.25 in (80 x 114.5 cm)
• Subject: Serbian relief; River Drina crossing
• References: History Today; Library of Congress item 99613619
• Authentic, ready for conservation framing

Add this landmark piece to your collection today and anchor your gallery with a powerful, human story from 1916.