Rail Poster

Commissioned to promote scenic rail travel through the Rhine Valley, this poster invites travelers to explore one of Europe's most legendary and picturesque landscapes via the romanc...

This original 1905 chromolithographic poster by Ernest Montaut celebrates the dawn of the automobile age with bold drama and speed.

This attractive circa 1970 promotional poster was produced to encourage travel across the United States by rail through Amtrak.

The typography and official railway insignia anchor the composition firmly within the golden age of French travel posters, when rail companies collaborated with artists to transform ...

Linen backed. Britain by Rail #British antique poster. This is an Original Lithograph Vintage Poster; it is not a reproduction.

Renowned for his iconic advertising campaigns and his political posters that railed against the Vietnam War and racial injustice in the 1960s, Ungerer’s work is often described as su...

With the tagline “On atteint le mieux Gand en chemin de fer” (One reaches the best of Ghent by rail), the poster highlights the city's rich medieval heritage and architectural grande...

Historically, Lake Thun played a central role in the development of Alpine tourism, linking Interlaken and the high valleys of the Bernese Oberland through steamship routes and rail ...

Venice Simplon - The Collection is a 1982 French Travel poster by Fix Masseau (1905-1994) for the re-launch of the Venice Simplon Orient Express rail line.

Venice Simplon - Crossing the Channel is a 1982 French Travel poster by Fix Masseau (1905-1994) for the re-launch of the Venice Simplon Orient Express rail line.

"Cote Basque" is an original lithograph of the Basque region of France created by Vecoux for the Societe Nationale des Chemis de fer Francais, the French National Railways. 24" x 39...

Left margin has multiple areas of paper missing. 39" x 24" paper 31 3/8" x 22" image The SNCF, the French National Rail system, commissioned multiple posters to advertise and celeb...

The SNCF, the French National Rail system, commissioned multiple posters to advertise and celebrate the connected locations on their routes after the Second World War.

Jal’s fluid watercolor technique and light-filled palette bring a sense of freshness and motion to the design, echoing the rejuvenated spirit of France in the early 1950s. The poster...

As an advertisement for travel to Lourdes by rail, the poster effectively promotes the accessibility of the destination via the SNCF railway network, inviting viewers to embark on a ...

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.

Roland Hugon was an established French graphic artist celebrated for his refined Art Deco style, vivid colours, and elegant geometry. His posters, often advertising rail, maritime, a...

The SNCF, the French National Rail system, commissioned multiple posters to advertise and celebrate the connected locations on their routes after the Second World War.

This Paray-le-Monial poster is a particularly evocative example, embodying the peaceful allure of provincial France while subtly promoting the convenience and modernity of rail trave...

Created for the Chemins de Fer du Midi, the poster promotes rail access to a destination positioned as both a refined golf retreat and a four-season alpine resort.

In WWI he was the Canadian Government war artist and in 1925 was commissioned to promote rail and hotel facilities through poster art in western Canada, by the Canadian Pacific Railw...

Renowned for his iconic advertising campaigns and his political posters that railed against the Vietnam War and racial injustice in the 1960s, Ungerer’s work is often described as su...

As well as various travel posters, notably advertising rail travel in England, he also went on to create numerous paintings of famous military figures, many of which are now on displ...

The SNCF, the French National Rail system, commissioned multiple posters to advertise and celebrate the connected locations on their routes after the Second World War.

He also produced posters for British Rail and painted pictures that were used as carriage panel prints, and illustrated several books.