Savignac Bird 'Au Musee De L’Affich' Original Vintage French Exhibition Poster

Original vintage poster for the French Lottery, an iconic poster designed by Raymond Savignac in 1989 "On Holiday’s I am well subscribed" Artist Raymond Savignac Year 1989 Dime...

Bus poster Great poster by Savignac, advertising the house paint brand, Duco

Rare oversize get by famous french artist Savignac. Jean & Pierre Get created this Creme de Menthe in 1796. Get (pronounced Jet) became known as Get27 because of the high alcohol con...

Original vintage French wine poster by Savignac 'Buvons Ici Le Vin Nouveau' 1993 A celebration of new wine, buvons le vin nouveau! Each year the third Thursday in November marks the...

This gorgeous poster "Savignac Chez Citroen" celebrates the collaborations between the great French poster artist Raymond Savignac and French car manufacturer Citroen. Citroen was founded in 1919 and continues strong to this day. Depicting a man likely to be Savignac himself, the piece features artwork from the iconic poster designer...

Original Vintage Poster-Raymond Savignac-Treca-Pullman-Matelas, 1954 Promotional poster to promote the mattress brand "Treca". Additional Details: Mate...

Original Vintage Poster-Raymond Savignac-Gitanes-Tabaco-French, 1953 Poster for the promotion of Gitanes Cigarettes, we see a woman in Blue, green and yellow, smoking a cigarette ...

Original Vintage Poster-Raymond Savignac-Gitanes-Tabaco-French, 1953 Poster for the promotion of Gypsy Cigarettes, we see a woman smoking a cigarette with a cigarette holder. She is holding a packet of Gypsy Cigarettes in her other hand. The poster is divided into three colors, yellow, blue and green. Gitanes is a brand of cigarettes produced by Seita, a subsidiary of the Imperial Brands group, created in 1910 at the same time as the Gauloises brand. In 2014, part of its production was relocated to Poland following the closure of the Seita plant in Nantes. The first Gitanes packages were designed in 1927 by Maurice Giot. This one represents Spanish symbols like the tambourine, a fan, and oranges. During the Second World War, the gypsy dancer embodies the brand, she and her large dress are designed by A. Molusson. The concept was taken up by Max Ponty...