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Circa 1960 original poster for Mexico pride of indian culture

Circa 1960

This charming and vibrant original travel poster from around 1950, titled "Mexico, País de Maravillas" ("Mexico, Land of Wonders"), offers a delightful glimpse into Mexico’s rich and...

The vintage travel poster created by Sabena Belgian World Airlines to promote travel to Mexico is a striking example of mid-20th-century aviation advertising. This poster, with its vivid imagery and strong cultural references, was designed to attract European travelers to the vibrant and exotic destination of Mexico. The centerpiece of the poster is a close-up image of a young woman adorned in traditional Mexican attire, her serene and confident expression bathed in warm sunlight. Her elaborate headdress, rich in color and detail, symbolizes Mexico’s deep cultural heritage. The headdress features bright beads and feathers, with a prominent star-shaped decoration at its center, evoking images of ancient Mexican civilizations and their rich traditions. This visual representation instantly transports the viewer to the heart of Mexico, inviting them to explore its rich history and vibrant culture. The backdrop of the poster is a deep, unblemished blue sky, which not only enhances the contrast of the colorful attire but also suggests clear, sunny weather—a perfect invitation to potential tourists. The simplicity of the background ensures that all attention is focused on the subject, making the cultural iconography of Mexico the focal point. At the top of the poster, the word “Mexico” is boldly printed in a clean, modern font, underscoring the destination’s allure. The use of lowercase letters in the title imparts a friendly and approachable feel, while the image of an airplane subtly incorporated next to the text emphasizes the ease and modernity of air travel to this far-off land. The lower part of the poster prominently features the Sabena logo, with “Belgian World Airlines” elegantly written beneath it. The bold red and white of the Sabena emblem contrast sharply with the cooler tones of the background, ensuring that the brand is unmistakable. This positioning underscores the airline's role in connecting Europe with the wider world, in this case, with the colorful and culturally rich nation of Mexico. The Sabena poster...

circa 1970. We offer this Original Chiapas, Mexicana Airlines Poster by Regina Raull. Regina Raull was a Spanish painter with residence in Mexico Ci...

Original vintage travel advertising poster for Acapulco Aeronaves de Mexico Mexico's Largest Airline featuring a colourful design by the illustrator and poster artist Bob Bride (b 19...