Philippe Henri Noyer

Original French Limonade Brault Mermaids Poster by Noyer 1938

1938

This is a whimsical image created in the 1930's by a relatively unknown artist who signed the work as Geo. In it we see the stylish woman with her lemon skirt picking lemons from a t...

The Joseph Perrier Company traces its history to 1825 in France. The Company continues to this today with a proud heritage of 190 years. The design celebrates the full bodied taste of this Champagne and the image of the grapes emphasizes the richness and purity of the product. The artist, Joseph Stall (1874-1930) has created a crisp image that reflects the clear taste and eye appeal of the actual Champagne Joseph Perrier...

The Joseph Perrier Company traces its history to 1825 in France. The Company continues to this today with a proud heritage of 190 years. The design celebrates the full bodied taste o...

An alluring siren rises from the waters outside the Baudou tire factory, tire in hand. She lures us with an over-the-shoulder smile and carefully placed locks to try the company's La...

LOTERIE NATIONALE des PARFUMS. Original vintage French poster, 1939 lithograph. Professional acid-free archival linen-backed, fine condition. Read...

The Champagne Germain poster by Alain Gauthier is a striking and elegant example of French advertising design from the 1980s. Gauthier, a celebrated French illustrator and poster art...

Arne Ungermann (1902-1981) 'Den Permanente', "The Permanente Exhibition", poster (1956) Lithographic poster 84 x 61 cm The Danish artist Arne Ungermann designed this poster in 1956 to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Den Permanente in Copenhagen. Den Permanente, or the Permanent Exhibition, celebrated Danish art, craft, and design, and operated between the 1930s and 1980s. The Danish silversmith Kay Bojesen came up with the idea for the exhibition, which also served as a shop where customers could buy Danish art and crafts. Bojesen's idea became a reality when Christian Grauballe, director of the iconic Danish design company Holmegaard, invested in it in 1931. Den Permanente became an icon of Danish 20th century design, selling furniture, glassware, lighting, ceramics, jewellery, and textiles. Bojesen is most famous for his wooden monkey design, which Ungermann features in his poster. The motif of the mermaid emerging from the sea is a motif drawn from the tales of Hans Christian Andersen, but made modern - she breaks the surface of the ocean in order to marvel at the treasure trove of man-made objects exhibited at Den Permanente. The notable Little Mermaid statue...

Original " LIDO REVUE BONJOUR LA NUIT CHAMPS ELYSEES BLUEBELLS GIRLS" vintage poster by the artist Rene Gruau. (Hello the Night). This poster features 30 Bluebell girls at the Lid...