Joseph Stall (1874–1933) was a talented French painter and commercial poster artist who excelled during the golden era of European advertising. Often working under the pseudonym J. Spring, Stall became highly sought after by prominent Parisian printing firms in the 1920s for his vibrant, festive style. His work is heavily celebrated for its classic Art Deco exuberance, frequently using elegant, fluid figures and joyful motifs to perfectly capture the sophisticated spirit and luxury of pre-war French culture.