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“La Loie Fuller by Jules Cheret Les Affiches Illustrees by Chaix Imprimerie 1896 original stone lithographic plate” has been added to your cart. View cart
This original French stone lithograph from the 1890s advertises Dentifrices Roi — “Toothpaste of the King.” The design depicts a young woman in Belle Époque dress admiring her teeth in a hand mirror, a charming and aspirational image used to promote good dental care at the time.
Printed by Imprimerie, Paris, this large-format poster (39 x 55 inches) reflects the rich visual language of late 19th-century French advertising. The era was defined by advances in lithographic printing, allowing for fine detailing, subtle shading, and vibrant color saturation. Dental products such as Dentifrices Roi were often positioned as luxury goods, their advertising aimed at the growing urban middle class.
Mounted on linen for preservation, the poster remains in excellent condition, retaining its original detail and color quality more than a century later.
Artist: Anonymous
Printer: Imprimerie, Paris
Size: 39 x 55 in / 100 x 140 cm
On/Off Linen: On Linen
Print Technique: Stone Lithograph
Year: c.1890s
Condition: Excellent
An elegant example of Belle Époque commercial art, blending period fashion, product promotion, and fine lithographic craftsmanship.
Artist: Pal Printer: Imprimerie Agence, Paris Size: 24 x 31″ / 61 x 78.75 cm On/Off Linen: On Linen Print Technique: stone lithograph Year: 1890’s Condition & Comments: Excellent
Standard Sewing Machine by Pal c1890’s original on linen excellent
Original stone lithoraph made in the 1890’s for the sewing machine that comes from America. The young lady is holding her “dentelle” and the machine that changed everything at the time. In excellent condition on linen original.
Il Giorno by Raymond Savignac 1956 original on linen excellent
Open your windows in the morning in your pajamas to a bright new day with rainbows and all the colors every day with the NewspaperIl Giorno.. In excellent condition on linen original.
The Il Giorno poster, designed by Raymond Savignac, promotes the Italian daily newspaper Il Giorno, first published in 1956. Savignac’s work is known for its minimalist style, bright colors, and impactful imagery. This poster exemplifies his ability to convey messages clearly and engagingly.
Savignac used simple, bold shapes and bright colors in the design. The poster features a stylized depiction of a newspaper, easily recognizable to viewers. Its minimalist design highlights the importance of communication and the modern energy of Italy. The imagery is clean, clear, and inviting.
The text on the poster is straightforward and to the point, emphasizing Il Giorno as a modern and dynamic source of news. Savignac’s design captures the optimism of the time. His use of playful and simplified elements makes the message both eye-catching and easy to understand.
This poster showcases Raymond Savignac’s skill in combining art and advertising. His work revolutionized the way advertising was perceived in the mid-20th century. With posters like Il Giorno, Savignac used humor and clarity to connect with audiences in a way that was fresh and innovative.
Artist: Savignac, Raymond Printer: Imprimerie, Paris Size: 39 x 55″ / 100 x 140 cm On/Off Linen: On Linen Print Technique: offset lithograph Year: 1956 Condition & Comments: Excellent
Voyagez sans Risque was created by Raymond Savignac in 1971 for the SNCF (French National Railways). The poster promotes the convenience and safety of long-distance travel on trains equipped with couchettes (sleeping compartments) and car transport services.
Savignac’s design shows a car and a bed riding together on railway tracks, visually linking the comfort of overnight travel with the practicality of bringing one’s own vehicle. Printed by Imprimerie Dufournet, Paris, for the SNCF, the work was produced in lithography.
Title: Voyagez sans Risque
Artist: Raymond Savignac
Date: 1971
Commissioner: SNCF – Société Nationale des Chemins de fer Français
Printer: Imprimerie Dufournet, Paris
Size: 27 × 39 inches
Print Type: Lithograph
Condition: Excellent “A” on linen
Comments: Poster promoting couchette service and car transport on SNCF trains for long-distance travel
Verigoud Raymond Savignac 1955 original on linen excellent original printing
The Verigoud poster by Raymond Savignac, created in 1955, is a playful and bold design advertising the lemon-based soft drink. Verigoud was a popular French sparkling beverage known for its refreshing citrus flavor, introduced in the 1950s as part of a growing market of carbonated drinks in France. The poster features Savignac’s signature style, using bright yellow tones and minimalist imagery to evoke the drink’s vibrant, energizing qualities. His simple yet effective design captured the fun and refreshing nature of the product, appealing to a wide audience. While Verigoud was known for its lively, lemony taste, it wasn’t as widely remembered as other brands like Schweppes or Orangina, but the poster remains a sought-after collectible, reflecting the creative spirit of mid-20th-century French advertising.
Artist: Savignac, Raymond Printer: Imprimerie, Paris Size: 45 x 61″ / 114.3 x 155 cm On/Off Linen: On Linen Print Technique: lithograph original printing Year: 1955 Condition & Comments: Excellent
Artist: Chocarne-Moreau Printer: Imp Caby & Chardin, Paris Size: 13.8 x 17.7″ / 35 x 45 cm On/Off Linen: On Linen Print Technique: chromolithograph Year: 1900 Condition & Comments: excellent
Bonne Ame by Chocarne-Moreau c1900 on linen excellent
The good soul and the bakery boy allows the chiminey sweep so licks from his days production. Interesting to note the posters of Cheret and others on the wall directly behind them. on linen excellent rare
Artist: Colin, Paul Printer: Affiches Gaillard, Paris Size: 47 x 63″ / 120 x 160 cm On/Off Linen: On Linen Print Technique: lithograph Year: 1963
Bosch Refrigerateur by Paul Colin 1963 original
The fellow in the Top hat who looks like a minister of justice is awarding the refrigerateur Bosch with the Plme d’Or for making the record amount of sale in Europe.
Rene Gruau Lido Bonjour La Nuit poster on linen 
1983 Grand Prix Automobile Pierre Lecomte of Monaco 
La Loie Fuller by Jules Cheret Les Affiches Illustrees by Chaix Imprimerie 1896 original stone lithographic plate