Sarah Stocking Fine Antique Posters

This daring 1906 German original poster invites you a masked ball at Hotel Wagner for the annual Carnival festivities. Carnival is celebrated by many cultures just before Lent. In Ge...

This original French poster created by the Czech artist Ludek Marold advertises La Meuse, the French beer from Bar-le-Duc on the Meuse River. Printed circa1895, it represents the belle époque style. It is finely rendered and subtly humorous, depicting two well-dressed businessmen engaged in a lively debate all the while enjoying a cigar and a beer. Given the stack of saucers on the table, it seems like this discussion has been going on for a while; each plate represents one beer. Marold was perfect for this poster assignment confessing that as a student at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich, all he studied was good beer! By the 1920s, Bieres de la Meuse...

This is an original vintage British rail poster published by the London Midland Scotland Railway (LMS) in the early 1930s and encourages travel to The Matlocks. The poster by the English artist George...

This original constructivist poster designed by the Russian artist F. Lupach in 1932 announces the opening of the state dramatic theatre in Pyatigorsk. Though little is known about L...

This highly stylized, Art Deco poster successfully announces the new fashion arrivals at Arnold Constable. The two elongated female figures stylish...

In his job promoting the Paris-Lyons-Mediterranean Railway, graphic artist Roger Broders (1883–1953,) was pivotal to poster art’s initial wave in popularity. Defining vintage travel poster art...

Salon des Cent ("Salon of the One Hundred") was a commercial art exhibition in Paris, based at 31 Rue Bonaparte. The salon sold color posters, prints...

This original 1934 travel poster by the Swiss alpine painter Francois Gos promotes travel on the Montreux Oberland and Bernoise (MPB) Railroad to the c...

Designed by Maurice Realier-Dumas in 1896, this original antique poster for the weekly magazine “Polichinelle” shows mother and daughter reading this humorous publication. Appropriat...

Beautiful view of the Lake of Sils by artist, Emil Cardinal. This poster is an advertisement for the railway company of the Canton of Graubunden (the St. Moritz region). This is the ...

This original poster announces the serialization of the novel by Abel Hermant in 1903. Pierre Bonnard, another of the important post-impressionist painters who considered the crossover into posters as a natural extension of their artistic talents, designed two posters for the conservative French newspaper Le Figaro...

This poster is an advertisement for the French biscuit company "Petit-Beurre Lefèvre Utile". Famous for the Lu chocolate covered cookie, they are still made today and as the poster ...