Herve Morvan Art

Original Bendix vintage poster created by Herve Morvan in a mid-century modern style. Professional acid-free archival linen backed in very good condition. Fine. Today this original poster is difficult to find; especially in great condition. No tears, clean edges, bright colors, fine condition poster over 50 years old. This modern housewife now had the advantage of having a new Bendix washing machine that is swirling the clothes out of the machine showing the speed of this time savings appliance. The clothes seem to gain speed and turn into arrows and they spin back to this housewife. A fun and bright horizontal original French antique poster...

Portrait of Young Girl is an original litograph realized by Hervè Morvan in 1957. Good condition except for some spoiled paper on the upper and lower margin. Signature and dated wi...

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...

Hervé Morvan, a prominent figure in mid-20th-century French graphic design, created an enduring image for the 26th Salon de l'Enfance, Jeunesse, Famille. This event, held at the Pala...

Travel poster made around the 1950s by the famous poster artist Hervé Morvan 🇫🇷 (1917-1980) to promote the flights to Tahiti of TAI, a former French ai...

Beautiful poster of exhibition of 1974 par Hervé Morvan for the 61st Car and Motorcycle Show in Paris. Hervé Morvan, born on March 18, 1917 in Plougastel-Daoulas (Finistère), and die...

Beautiful original poster by Hervé Morvan entitled "Bouquet d'affiches". Having produced over 500 posters throughout his career, Hervé Morvan has earned a solid international reputat...

The 1972 original poster by Hervé Morvan for the "Foire Internationale de Lyon" is a quintessential example of 1970s graphic design, blending vibr...

Hervé Morvan's original poster for the 1973 Foire de Paris is an emblematic work that embodies the spirit of this popular exhibition and showcases the artist's creative talent. The ...