Paris Poster

An iconic collector's piece for fans of Paris cabaret history, vintage nightlife posters, or surreal 1980s French design.

In 1950, Jean Cocteau, the renowned French artist, poet, and filmmaker, designed an original exhibition poster for Affiches des grands peintres (Posters of Great Painters), a show he...

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A true gem of fin-de-siècle poster art, this original lithograph reflects both the aesthetics and intellectual ferment of late 19th-century Paris.

After the war, in 1948-1949, the printer Courbet S.A. in Paris reissued the poster. The image of the ship emphasizes the stability, safety, comfort, style and luxury of an ocean lin...

This work is highly regarded by collectors for its historical significance and remains a symbol of the strength and resilience of the French maritime industry during a key period in ...

Delicate, witty, and highly evocative of the Belle Époque spirit, Nib Carnavalesque stands as a testament to the creative interplay of literature and illustration in avant-garde Pari...

A Swashbuckling Spectacle in Belle Époque Paris This vibrant 1886 lithographic poster for Le Bossu at the Théâtre de la Gaîté captures the theatrical flair and colorful storytelling...

Commissioned by the Mairie de Paris, the poster was part of a citywide public awareness campaign promoting cleanliness and ecological responsibility in urban environments.

Created for Louis Vuitton’s prestigious annual Concours d’Elegance in Paris, this poster showcases Razzia’s distinctive Art Deco style, capturing the glamour of vintage automobiles a...

Designed in 1937 by Marcel Mouillot, this captivating poster invites viewers to visit the Musée de la France d’Outremer et son Aquarium at the Palais de la Porte Dorée in Paris.

Printed by Delattre in Paris. Chemin de Fer railroad poster. "La Bretagne Pittoresque Lannion."

Designed by Jarl Falck in 1956, this original French poster was created for the exhibition Nouvelle-Guinée: Haut Morobé et Bas Sépik at the Musée de l’Homme in Paris.

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For collectors and art enthusiasts, this poster is a valuable piece, reflecting the artistic movements and cultural dynamics of late 19th-century Paris.

Created in 1937, the same year as the Exposition Internationale des Arts et Techniques dans la Vie Moderne in Paris, this poster echoes the optimism of the era and the belief in tech...

Printed in lithography by A. Karcher in Paris, this large original poster is an impressive piece for collectors of pictorial maps, African history, French graphic design and historic...

Simon's original travel poster for "Les Vosges Sports d'Hiver" encapsulates the timeless appeal of winter adventures in the Vosges Mountains, conveniently located within a short jour...

A dazzling artifact of Belle Époque Paris, this original circa 1890 poster by G. Lion captures the exuberant spirit of the era's vibrant cabaret and café-concert scene.

Its inclusion in Les Maîtres de l'Affiche cements its legacy as a masterpiece of early advertising art and a symbol of a bygone era when posters were not just advertisements but work...

Designed as an illustrated program for a special transformation of La Revue Blanche and a performance of Gerhart Hauptmann’s Lonely Lives (Âmes Solitaires), this artwork embodies the...

Published by Galerie Lavignes-Bastille in Paris, this oversized vintage poster commemorates a landmark exhibition that showcased Warhol's reinterpretation of the Statue of Liberty.

Pablo Picasso "Paix, Désarmement pour le succès de la Conférence au Sommet, Paris, Mai 1960" Original Vintage Poster, 1952/1960.

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Cassandre, pseudonym of Adolphe Édouard Jean Marie Mouron, born on January 24, 1901 in Kharkov (Ukraine) and died on June 17, 1968 in Paris, is a graphic designer, poster designer, d...

Created for the October 1984 exhibition “La France a du talent” at the iconic Galeries Lafayette in Paris, this original poster is the work of acclaimed Polish-born graphic designer ...

The Vintage Paris Aerial Map 1950 French Tourism Poster is a prime example of how the era’s artistry and creativity supported travel.

Original Poster Exhibition - Literature - Paris Carrefour of letters and arts F.

OVADIA ALKARA (Israeli, b. 1939) Wash Art ’77, May 4-9, Edward Weston Graphics- New York, Paris, Los Angeles Event Poster 36 x 24 in. Unframed Plate signed Publishing Information: Co...

The 1895 original poster by Jules Chéret, promoting the Palais de Glace on the Champs-Élysées, represents a captivating glimpse into the vibrant nightlife and entertainment scene of ...

The original poster for "Officiel Paris-Spectacles 7 année" from Sunday, April 6th to Saturday, April 12th, 1913, offers a vibrant snapshot of the entertainment scene in Paris during...

Alain Gauthier was born in 1931 in Paris. He studied poster design in the studio of the famous poster artist Paul Colin, then produced several hundred posters before turning to illus...

Commissioned to promote the Salon de la Marine exhibition at the Musée de la Marine, located in the Palais de Chaillot in Paris, the poster highlights the close ties between art and ...

This striking 1972 original poster was created for an exhibition by the renowned Belgian artist Pol Bury at the CNAC (Centre National d'Art Contemporain), located at 11 rue Berryer, ...

Like Chéret, whose pupil he was, he set up his own studio in Paris, where he designed numerous posters, including some for Cirques d'hiver and Pinder, as well as for flower festivals.

It features one of his iconic homages to the self portraits of Rembrandt van Rijn, showing Weisbuch's devotion to the old masters while also comparing his own genius to theirs. The t...

Hermine David, a talented artist of the École de Paris movement, created this poster to promote rail links connecting Brittany with other coastal regions of France.

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Before the letter - Natalia Gontcharova designed this poster for the Grand Bal des Artistes which was held in the Bullier room, in Paris, February 23, 1923.

Jim Dine, Monotypes et Gravures, Galerie Maeght, Paris, 1983. Vintage Offset Lithograph Poster American contemporary pop art.

Bernard Villemot, born on September 20, 1911 in Trouville-sur-Mer (Calvados) and died on July 8, 1989 in Paris, is a French poster artist known for his posters engaged as the Red Cro...

Jean Carlu (Bonnires-sur-Seine France 1900 - 1989) was a French graphic designer specialised in posters. He was member of a family of architects; his brother Jacques Carlu for exampl...

Entire set designed by the artists’ longtime collaborators M/M (Paris) and includes original silkscreened poster, origami-folded over the top corner of the slipcase.

More than a simple advertisement, the work reflects the extraordinary status that the illustrated poster had achieved in late nineteenth-century Paris, when poster collecting became ...

This gouache belongs to that remarkable moment when graphic art became an essential part of public debate in France. Unlike the printed posters distributed throughout Paris, this is...

Official event poster designed and created by Konrad Klapheck for the version of Roland Garros French Open 2009 held in Paris.

Original Exhibition Poster, Grand Palais, Paris, 1985 This original exhibition poster was produced for La Gloire de Victor Hugo, a major cultural exhibition held at the Grand Palais...

This subject is part of the  MoMA Collection   Henri de Toulouse Lautrec was famous in Paris for his posters, typical of the Belle Epoque.

Born in Moravia in 1860, Alphonse Mucha achieved international fame in Paris following his celebrated theatrical posters for Sarah Bernhardt.

Born in Moravia in 1860, Alphonse Mucha achieved international fame in Paris following his celebrated theatrical posters for Sarah Bernhardt.

She created award-winning set designs, costumes, and posters for the Paris Opera and the Metropolitan Opera Association, George Balanchine’s Le Palais de cristal (now called Symphony...

He was also very often required to illustrate books and publications in Paris. Also his posters were very successful. He painted a large number of subjects, but perhaps the theme of...

Original French educational livestock chart titled “Les Animaux de la Ferme” (“Farm Animals”), published by Les Fils d’Émile Deyrolle, Paris. This richly illustrated classroom poster...

She created award-winning set designs, costumes, and posters for the Paris Opera and the Metropolitan Opera Association, George Balanchine’s Le Palais de cristal (now called Symphony...

She created award-winning set designs, costumes, and posters for the Paris Opera and the Metropolitan Opera Association, George Balanchine’s Le Palais de cristal (now called Symphony...

She created award-winning set designs, costumes, and posters for the Paris Opera and the Metropolitan Opera Association, George Balanchine’s Le Palais de cristal (now called Symphony...

Like many theatrical works of the period, it explored themes of ambition, wealth, social status, and human relationships, subjects that resonated deeply within the rapidly changing s...

Norman Rockwell’s "Ticket Seller" (1937) presents one of the artist’s most irresistible visual ironies: a bored, world-weary agent sits slumped behind iron bars, surrounded by a riot...

Active from 1900, he created iconic, compassionate, and sometimes patriotic artwork, including postcards and posters, while dedicating his life to helping needy children in Paris.

This enchanting 1898 lithograph by Jules Chéret, the father of the modern poster, advertises Le Miroir, a pantomime performed at the legendary Folies-Bergère in Paris.