PCT4290708 Illustration by Charles Leandre on the cover of the newspaper Le Rire no. 198 of November 17, 1906: President Bibendum ??? also drink the obstacle??- This statement by Georges Clemenceau refers to the advertising slogan of Michelin tires and to the emblematic character of the firm, the Michelin or Bibendum man created by the designer O\'Galop. Clemenceau holds a cup containing the face of Jean Jaures rising from a box like a devil comes out, the helmet with the tip of the German army, the tiara and the pin of the Catholic Church (allusion to the separation of the Church and the State) - before the President of the Council, Paul Deroulede (1846-1914, French writer and nationalist activist) Cartoon in Don Quixote defeated, his broken sword, holds a tire down. Under the rising sun (evocation of the yellow peril) stands a frightened eveque and a fat Marianne rejoyed - politics and publicity - by Leandre, Charles (1862-1934); (add.info.: Illustration by Charles Leandre on the cover of the newspaper Le Rire no. 198 of November 17, 1906: President Bibendum ??? also drink the obstacle??- This statement by Georges Clemenceau refers to the advertising slogan of Michelin tires and to the emblematic character of the firm, the Michelin or Bibendum man created by the designer O\'Galop. Clemenceau holds a cup containing the face of Jean Jaures rising from a box like a devil comes out, the helmet with the tip of the German army, the tiara and the pin of the Catholic Church (allusion to the separation of the Church and the State) - before the President of the Council, Paul Deroulede (1846-1914, French writer and nationalist activist) Cartoon in Don Quixote defeated, his broken sword, holds a tire down. Under the rising sun (evocation of the yellow peril) stands a frightened eveque and a fat Marianne rejoyed - politics and publicity -); by Patrice Cartier.