1940's French Medicine Advertisement, Lescène Laboratories, Zymatine - Jacqueline Duché drole Despite the fact that it

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1940's French Medicine Advertisement, Lescène Laboratories, Zymatine - Jacqueline Duché drole Despite the fact that itDate: 1940's Size: 9. 5 x 6. 25 inches Artist: Jacqueline Duch About the poster: Lescne Laboratories was a French pharmaceutical company popular in the early 1900's. In the 1940's they commissioned illustrator Jacqueline Duch (1892 1973) to illustrate advertisements for their medications. This charming piece is one such advertisement for Zymatine, a powder that purports to aid with digestion. The front of the illustration reads: 'Rendez Csar ce qui