Maurice Neumont

French lithographer (1868–1930)

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Maurice Neumont

Born	Maurice Louis Henri Neumont 22 September 1868 4th arrondissement of Paris, France
Died	10 February 1930 Montmarte, 18th arrondissement of Paris, France
Awards	Knight of the Legion of Honour

Maurice Neumont was a French lithographer, painter, illustrator, and affichiste.^[1] Neumont created several well-known propaganda posters during World War I and published in notable journals such as Gil Blas and Le Courrier français.^[2] He also co-founded the salon des humoristes [fr].