Métropole (1893)

Lucien Baylac (French, 1851–1913)

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The Artist died in 1913 so this work is in the public domain in its country of origin and other countries where the copyright term is the Artist's life plus 70 years or fewer.

In Collection:Bicycle Adverts (View all 46)

The Prudent buyer selects the Shirk, the latest, neatest, and lightest bicycle in the world (1890)

Chic Ottman (American, active late 19th century)

Dayton Cycles (circa 1898)

Henri Thiriet (French, 1873-1946)

Cycles’brillant„ Exposition Universelle De 1900’ (1900)

Henri Boulanger Gray (French, 1858-1924)

American Crescent Cycles (1899)

FREDERICK WINTHROP RAMSDELL (American, 1865–1915)

Columbia bicycles (1895)

Will Bradley (American, 1868 – 1962)

Cycles Gladiator (1987)

Ferdinand Misti-Mifliez (French, 1865-1923)

Clément (ca. 1900.)

Arthur Foache (French, 1871-1967)

In Collection:Bicycle Adverts (View all 46)

Cycles Omnium (ca. 1896)

F. CAPELLI

Motocycles Comiot (1899)

Anonymous

Triumph (ca. 1898)

G. Moore

The Prudent buyer selects the Shirk, the latest, neatest, and lightest bicycle in the world (1890)

Chic Ottman (American, active late 19th century)

Dayton Cycles (circa 1898)

Henri Thiriet (French, 1873-1946)

Cycles’brillant„ Exposition Universelle De 1900’ (1900)

Henri Boulanger Gray (French, 1858-1924)

American Crescent Cycles (1899)

FREDERICK WINTHROP RAMSDELL (American, 1865–1915)

Columbia bicycles (1895)

Will Bradley (American, 1868 – 1962)

Cycles Gladiator (1987)

Ferdinand Misti-Mifliez (French, 1865-1923)

Clément (ca. 1900.)

Arthur Foache (French, 1871-1967)

Hurtu (1896)

Anonymous

Cycles Perfecta (1897)

Alphonse Mucha (Czech, 1860-1939)

In Collection:Bicycle Adverts (View all 46)

Cycles Omnium (ca. 1896)

Motocycles Comiot (1899)

Triumph (ca. 1898)

The Prudent buyer selects the Shirk, the latest, neatest, and lightest bicycle in the world (1890)

Dayton Cycles (circa 1898)

Cycles’brillant„ Exposition Universelle De 1900’ (1900)

American Crescent Cycles (1899)

Columbia bicycles (1895)

Cycles Gladiator (1987)

Clément (ca. 1900.)

In Collection:Bicycle Adverts (View all 46)

Cycles Omnium (ca. 1896)

Motocycles Comiot (1899)

Triumph (ca. 1898)

The Prudent buyer selects the Shirk, the latest, neatest, and lightest bicycle in the world (1890)

Dayton Cycles (circa 1898)

Cycles’brillant„ Exposition Universelle De 1900’ (1900)

American Crescent Cycles (1899)

Columbia bicycles (1895)

Cycles Gladiator (1987)

Clément (ca. 1900.)

Hurtu (1896)

Cycles Perfecta (1897)

Man and woman sit in a crowded café looking over a crowd with the man pointing with a cane (1890-1920)

Jeremiah (1956)

Sculptors choice (1963)

Photography Strauss Rotterdam (1914)

Amos (1956)

The man who paints with light, paints Exodus (1961)

Where’s the ‘P’ if a Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers… (1965)

All tragedies are finished by a death. All comedies are ended by a marriage Lord Byron (1788-1824) (1965)

In Collection:Bicycle Adverts (View all 46)

In Collection:Bicycle Adverts (View all 46)

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