This set of eight (8) satirical and humorous lithographs (offset) depict "The Mob"/The Crowd"....scenes of mobs or crowds in France. "La Hurle" is translated as "the roar or shouting". The images were created by listed French artist George Dupuis (France 1874-1932). They were pulled from "L'Assiete Au Beurre". Very French.....very satirical. They were printed in Paris in the early 1900's. Printed on both sides of the sheets (photos of the reverse sides are posted) Great for a large wall treatment or several smaller groupings.. Dimensions: 9.5" x 12.5". We combine shipping whenever feasible. We combine shipping whenever feasible.