Fermin Rocker Prints and Multiples

This bold 1965 Soviet poster, proclaiming “Vers les étoiles !” (“To the stars!”), captures the triumphant spirit of the Space Race and the optimism of mid-20th-century Soviet ideolog...

This striking 1975 original exhibition poster, created after a work by Le Corbusier, announces the show Tapisseries – Les dés sont jetés held at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Pari...

This dramatic 1968 original Soviet poster powerfully proclaims: “Obstinément et audacieusement vers les étoiles. L’héroïsme ne connaît pas de frontière” (“Stubbornly and boldly towar...

This vibrant original travel poster from the 1960s captures the sun-drenched leisure of Montreux, the iconic Swiss Riviera town nestled between the Alps and the shores of Lake Geneva...

This lively circa 1960 advertising poster by Hervé Morvan for Billecart Champagne is a striking example of French mid-century commercial illustration at its most playful and elegant. Set against a bold red background, the composition features a joyful black-clad figure riding an oversized champagne bottle as it sprays sparkling foam into a waiting glass. The image perfectly captures the festive energy associated with champagne while embracing the humor and graphic simplicity that made Morvan one of France’s most celebrated poster artists. The slogan, “Le Champagne qui franchit les siècles” (“The champagne that crosses the centuries”), highlights the historic prestige and enduring reputation of the Billecart champagne house. Morvan translates this idea visually through a composition that feels timeless yet unmistakably modern, combining bright flat colors, exaggerated movement, and witty visual storytelling. Hervé Morvan became famous in postwar France for his cheerful and highly recognizable advertising imagery. His posters often relied on humor, minimal forms, and strong color contrasts to create instantly memorable visuals. Working during the golden age of illustrated advertising posters, Morvan helped define the visual culture of French consumer advertising in the 1950s and 1960s. The poster also reflects the broader optimism and celebratory atmosphere of postwar France, when champagne advertising...

Published in 1958, this original Spanish poster promotes the Semana Santa celebrations held in Valladolid during April. The inclusion of “España,” “Spain” and “Espagne” reveals its i...

This 1961 original SNCF poster by René Genis celebrates the enduring appeal of Normandy’s coastline, promoting rail travel to one of France’s most beloved seaside regions. Produced d...

Created by Léon Craste and published in 1951, this original pictorial map presents the territories of Afrique-Occidentale Française, commonly abbreviated as A.O.F. It was produced fo...

This dynamic 1964 Soviet poster proclaims an inspiring message: “Aux étoiles ! Au soleil !” (“To the stars! To the sun!”). It captures the extraordinary optimism of the Space Race er...

The 1969 Soviet poster by E. Artsrunyan bears the slogan “Морские рубежи страны Советов хранит надёжно легендарный флот!”, which translates as: “The legendary fleet reliably safeguar...

This charming and imaginative 1970 original Soviet poster by Briskin V. and Viktorov V. celebrates one of the proud achievements of the Soviet space programme: the arrival of the Lun...

This elegant 1955 Soviet poster promotes technical mastery in sport, focusing on rowing as both a discipline and a symbol of physical excellence. Produced under the auspices of state...