Naughty Machinson Sisters Retro 1901 Risque Pussy Cat Poster Ver. 2 English

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Naughty Machinson Sisters Retro 1901 Risque Pussy Cat Poster Ver. 2 English
Available sizes:  Image size 10-3/8" x 16" on 11" x 17" paper.
Image size 11-3/8" x 17-3/8" on 12" x 18" paper.
Image size 12" x 18-3/8" on 13" x 19" paper.
Here we have a great poster of The Machinson Sisters from a print published in 1901 by artist Henry Gabriel Ibels, along with the chorus text and "Censor" stamp which was the intent of the artist. In this version, the original French chorus text has been translated into English. The Machinsons were an English Music Hall act comprised of "supposed" sisters who patterned their act after the notorious Barrison Sisters. In their most famous act, the sisters would dance around the stage while pulling up their skirts slightly above their knees and flirting with the audience while singing a chorus along the lines of:
Do you want to give me a tip, tip, tip
Do you want to give me a tip, tip, tip
Because I have a little pussy
Because I have a little pussy
Who has not eaten that, that, that!
After sufficiently coaxing the audience into an affirmative roar, they would raise up their skirts, revealing that each sister was wearing underwear that had a live kitten secured over the crotch. Our posters are shipped in sturdy mailing tubes, fully insured!
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This poster is printed on heavy, 230 gsm (10 pt cover), premium matte art paper.
Posters are centered on full sized paper to accommodate readily available frames or custom matting. The image size refers specifically to the artwork itself, not the size of the paper it is printed on. Therefore, the paper size is always larger than the image size.
All posters have a minimum 1/4" white border.
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ANAG A-G21-A918-V2