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  • Folies Bergere La Grande Folie Maurice Pico later printing

    Folies Bergere La Grande Folie Maurice Pico later printing

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    $ 150

    Artist: Pico, Maurice
    Printer: Unknown
    Size: 13 x 19 in / 33 x 48 cm
    On/Off Linen: On Linen
    Print Technique: Lithograph
    Year: Unknown
    Condition & Comments: Excellent condition on linen

    Folies Bergere La Grande Folie by Maurice Pico

    Later printing of the famous poster done in lithograph by Maurice Pico. It is in excellent condition and mounted on linen

  • Fontainebleau by Julien Lacaze 1930 vintage French TRAVEL POSTERFontainebleau by Julien Lacaze 1930 vintage French TRAVEL POSTER

    Fontainebleau by Julien Lacaze 1930 vintage French TRAVEL POSTER

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    $ 2,450

    Fontainebleau-Avon – Julien Lacaze – c. 1930

    Original French railway travel poster for Fontainebleau-Avon, designed by Julien Lacaze and dating from circa 1930. This exceptionally decorative image presents the famous Château de Fontainebleau and its gardens through a striking view across the water, dominated in the foreground by one of the sculptural eagles associated with the palace’s celebrated fountains and basins.

    Lacaze uses a particularly rich Art Deco palette of turquoise, orange, purple and deep green, transforming the historic château and its reflections into a bold, almost graphic composition. The poster promotes Fontainebleau and neighboring Avon, easily reached from Paris and long celebrated for the royal château, its formal gardens and the surrounding Forest of Fontainebleau.

    Julien Lacaze was a prolific French painter and poster artist who produced numerous travel designs for the great French railway companies, including the Paris-Lyon-Méditerranée (PLM). His railway posters are particularly admired for combining recognizable landscapes and architecture with the strong color and simplified forms characteristic of French travel advertising between the wars.

    Printed in Paris by Lucien Serre & Cie, an important printer of French railway and tourism posters of the period. The PLM emblem appears prominently in the upper right, while the inscription at the bottom indicates that the poster was issued by “L’ESSI” Syndicat d’Initiatives, the local tourism organization.

    A beautiful and increasingly difficult-to-find original French railway poster, professionally backed on linen and preserved in exceptional condition.

    Artist: Julien Lacaze
    Printer: Lucien Serre & Cie, Paris
    Size: 25 x 39 inches / 62 x 100 cm
    Linen: On linen
    Technique: Lithograph
    Year: c. 1930
    Condition: Excellent

  • Menton La Perle de France by Richard 1930 vintage French TRAVEL POSTER

    Menton La Perle de France by Richard 1930 vintage French TRAVEL POSTER

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    $ 2,500

    Artist: Richard, James
    Printer: Lucien Serre, Paris
    Size: 24 x 39 inches
    On/Off Linen: On Linen
    Print Technique: Lithograph
    Condition & Comments: Excellent

    Menton the Pearl of France by James Richard c1930 vintage poster on linen

    Poster printed for the Chemins de Fer Paris Lyon Mediterrannee circa 1930 with artwork by James Richard. Poster measures 24 x 39 inches and is in A condition and mounted on linen. Menton is found along the Cote D’Azur between Monte Carlo and Italy. Beautiful and rare poster for one of the premiere destinations in the French Riviera. This is an authentic original printing in lithography from the period by Lucien Serre Printers in Paris who did most of the PLM posters of the period.

  • Radio - L.L. (Lucien Levy) – Art Deco Poster by G. Favre, 1930

    Radio – L.L. (Lucien Levy) – Art Deco Poster by G. Favre, 1930

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    $ 425

    Radio – L.L. (Lucien Levy) – Art Deco Poster by G. Favre, 1930

    Original lithographic poster on paper designed by Georges Favre for Radio L.L. (Lucien Levy), inventor of the superheterodyne receiver. This striking Art Deco composition, with its bold avant-garde design, became closely associated with the company and served as a recognizable visual identity. Several variants of this design were produced.

    A strong and iconic example of early 20th-century graphic design, reflecting the innovation and modernity of radio technology during the period.

    Artist: Georges Favre (d’apres)
    Year: 1930
    Dimensions: 22.4 x 30.3 inches / 57 x 77 cm
    Medium: Lithograph on paper, mounted on linen
    Condition: Excellent

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