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 | Foire De Paris Jean Colin 1965 37 x 49 cm The Foire de Paris really utilised popular artists of the time... and this fantastic advertisement for the fair in 1965 is no exception. Jean Colin has created an abstract that immediately attracts attention. |
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 | Philips la Musique Eric 1955 160 x 117cm
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 | Fromagerie St Michel Anonymous c. 1900 29 x 39cm
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 | Cady Roger Varenne 1967 78 x 59cm
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 | Vittel Delices Andre Roland c. 1950 24.5 x 19cm
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 | Fruidor Auriac 1962 24 x 32cm
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 | The De L'Elephant Gabor c. 1960 50 x 63cm
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 | Casino De Paris Aslan c. 1960 100 x 150cm
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 | Tour de France 1962 Anonymous 1962 50 x 65 cm.
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 | Tour de France 1968 Anonymous 1968 75 x 55 cm.
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 | Singer Anonymous c. 1950 21 x 13.5cm One can do everything with a Singer sewing machine... as this lovely little ink blotter ad is demonstrating! Original small format vintage advertisement for Singer. |
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 | Gaz Bob c. 1950 13.5 x 22cm
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 | Leroy Anonymous c. 1940 16 x 22cm
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 | Savignac a Boulogne-Billancourt Raymond Savignac 1974 63 x 95cm
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 | Emprunt Nationale D'Equipement Raymond Savignac 1967 56 x 76cm
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 | Jour De Fete Jacques Tati Rene Peron c. 1970 58 x 78cm
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 | Loterie Nationale Gros Mot Bernard Aldebert 1960 58 x 39cm
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 | Loterie Nationale Un Soupir Bernard Aldebert 1960 58 x 39cm
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 | Martini Brunetta c. 1950 24 x 32cm
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 | Byrrh Okley c. 1940 26 x 35cm
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 | Le Mirror Du Monde Pam Ordner 1932 27 x 37cm
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 | Petit-Beurre Lu Lu Biscuit Anonymous 1938 180 x 126cm
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 | Petit-Beurre Lu Lu Biscuit Anonymous c. 1900 178 x 123cm
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 | Tour De France 1951 Anonymous 1951 49 x 63cm
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 | Tour De France 1970 Anonymous 1970 43 x 55cm
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 | Tour De France 1981 Anonymous 1981 58 x 47cm
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 | Tour De France 1951 Anonymous 1951 56 x 70cm
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 | Tour De France 1960 Anonymous 1960 42 x 60cm
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 | Eysseric Primo Bellenger c. 1935 30 x 39cm
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 | Eysseric Primo Bellenger c. 1935 30 x 39cm
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 | La Monnaie De Paris Auriac 1980 117 x 160cm
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 | Mere Picon Auriac 1970 114 x 155cm
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 | Mazda 7 Auriac 1963 115 x 155cm
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 | Bally Auriac 1963 115 x 159cm
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 | Munivyle Nicolitch 1955 112 x 153cm
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 | Op Aujoulat c. 1960 119 x 160cm
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 | Pierrette Teintnet Omnes c. 1960 114 x 152cm
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 | Tele-evasion M. Laville c. 1960 115 x 155cm
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 | Dauphin Les Vins Tilyjac c. 1950 79 x 120cm
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 | Australia Pan American Airlines A. Amspoker c. 1950 55 x 89 cm The world's most experienced airline wants you to visit Australia for the cute and cuddly koala bears. Of course they're in every tree, on every homestead and in most shopping centres! If you're lucky you might catch the little fella's at the gallery when next you're in... |
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 | Goodness! Guinness! Peppe c. 1960 120 x 160 cm My goodness... my Guinness... so THAT's where I left it!!? Very cute image for the famous Guinness company by Peppe - produced in the campaign that still runs, centred around the goodness of Guinness... and it is... good that is! |
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 | Savora Herve Morvan c. 1950 199 x 150 cm Fish, lettuce and any type of pig... will all be on their knees just to receive a dash of Savora mustard with vinegar to help give them some kick!? A very cutesy image from a master - Herve Morvan. |
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 | Willi's Wine Bar Sophie Herxheimer 1997 70 x 100 cm Sophie Herxheimer was born in 1963 and bought up in a very colourful house in the south of London! This is obviously reflected in her work and every day life, with her air of the eccentric. A fabulous poster for Willi's Wine Bar in 1997... already a great conversational piece. |
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 | Willi's Wine Bar Xavier Mariscal 1998 70 x 100 cm Xavier (or Javier) Mariscal produced this gorgeous poster for Willi's Wine Bar in 1998. Born in a hot February in Valencia, Mariscal now lives in a studio in Barcelona with anything from 24-64 people and a bougainvillea that spans 26 metres! Perhaps it's his muse?
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.jpg) | Les Gemeaux: La Mouette Ivanov Michel Bouvet 2000 176 x 120 cm Often utilising humour in his poster designs and concentrating on the 'drama' in typography, Bouvet here has perhaps had a laugh at someone elses expense? A thought provoking poster for a 'post' Chekov provocation for Ivanov (the gull!). |
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.jpg) | Les Gemeaux: Platonov Michel Bouvet 2002 176 x 120 cm Obviously the humorous Bouvet loves his sickles? A great poster for Les Gemeaux produced in 2002, with quite different typography (and contrast) to his other posters for the French theatrical festival. |
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.jpg) | Les Gemeaux: Les Bonnes Menageres Michel Bouvet 1994 174 x 118 cm A meal of buttons is always appealing... Les Gemeaux and Michel Bouvet do it again! Make you stop and stare... This is one of Bouvet's earlier Les Gemeaux images.
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.jpg) | Les Gemeaux: Les Perses Michel Bouvet 2000 175 x 116 cm Les Gemeaux presents 'Les Perses' (the Persians). Is that an ancient Persian axe handle Bouvet has depicted? The number of images Bouvet has produced for the festival (since 1994 and often more than one in the same year) is fantastic! |
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.jpg) | Les Gemeaux: Monsieur X Michel Bouvet 2003 176 x 120 cm Promoting images for the French avant-garde theatrical festival, Les Gemeaux, Michel Bouvet certainly caught attention with 'Monsieux X'... no further explanation! |
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.jpg) | Les Gemeaux: Rendez-Vous Choregraphiques Michel Bouvet 2002 120 x 176 cm Galerie Montmartre has a number of incredible images by Michel Bouvet at the moment. Designs that will literally stop you in your tracks, very reasonably priced and certainly conversational. |
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 | Avant-Premiere Michel Bouvet 1997 120 x 175 cm Born in Tunis, in 1955, Michel Bouvet made his way from North Africa to Paris and established a studio with other young designers, creating posters and works of art such as this 'stop and stare' design for the Musee des arts et Metiers preview exhibition. |
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 | Trophee Lancome 1992 Adami 1992 115 x 172 cm A beautifully coloured 'action' poster for... golf, by Valerio Adami, who was no doubt a dab hand at the game? Another golf poster produced for the Lancome golf tournament of 1992. |
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 | Trophee Lancome 1985 Kandl 1985 120 x 170 cm For golf lovers... what could be better than a golf poster featuring the much loved and cosseted ball for a golf tournament run by Lancome? A more modern example of Galerie Montmartre posters and very striking. |
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 | Victoria 'Pink Heath' Vernon Jones 1944 64 x 100 cm Victorian govt departments, societies and individuals, met on 18 Sep 1951 and unanimously agreed on Common (pink) Heath as the state floral emblem. The Pink Heath, epacris impressa, was officially proclaimed on 11 Nov 1958. Vernon Jones got in early with this beautiful poster in 1944! |
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 | GET LeClerc 1937 158 x 118 cm 'Demand a Peppermint Get'! (apparently 'they' don't just give you one if you ask nicely... ?!). Have it dry as a digestive or try it with water - very refreshing! |
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