Soubie, Original PLM Tourism Poster, Dauphiné, Railways, Mountain, Convent, 1920

Original Vintage Poster-Roger Subie-Le Haut Barr-Vosges-Railway, c.1925 Poster of the Railways of Alsace and Lorraine to promote tourism in the Haut-Barr, around Saverne (Bas-Rhin)....

Original Poster-Nezière-Le Puy en Velay-Compostelle-Auvergne, 1925 On the poster, we can see the St Michel d'Aiguilhe Chapel, the Notre Dame de France statue and the Cathedral - Notre-Dame-de-l'Annonciation Basilica. Additional Details: Materials and Techniques: Colour lithograph on paper Color: Multi-Color Features: Signed Style: Art Deco Unit of Sale: Single-Piece Work Subject: Tourism Original/Licensed Reprint: Original Size: Medium (up to 36in.) Size: 30.3 x 42.1 in / 77 x 107 cm Printer : Imp. Blondel La Rougery...

Original French Vintage Travel PLM Poster by Geo Dorival for Le Mont Blanc in 1928. Artiste : Géo Dorival Titre : Triptyque Vers le Mont-Blan...

PLM (Paris – Lyon – Méditerranée) poster for the medieval ramparts of Aigues-Mortes, created by the artist Ernest Couronneau in 1923. Artist: Ernest Couroneau Title: Les Remparts d...

Original vintage railway travel poster - Visit France Auvergne Use the Trains and Motor Coaches of French National Railroads - featuring a scenic view of ...

The 1923 original poster by Roger Broders for the Services Automobiles de la route du Jura promoting Salins-les-Bains et le Fort St André is an exquisite example of early 20th-century travel poster design. Commissioned by the P.L.M. (Paris-Lyon-Méditerranée) railway company, this artwork perfectly reflects the charm of the Jura region while showcasing Broders' mastery of composition, color, and visual storytelling. Roger Broders, one of the most celebrated travel poster artists of the Art Deco era, was renowned for his ability to capture the essence of a destination with elegance and clarity. His posters played a pivotal role in promoting tourism across France during the golden age of travel, often highlighting scenic routes, idyllic landscapes, and picturesque towns. In this particular work, Broders portrays the serene beauty of the Jura region with his characteristic style: clean lines, harmonious compositions, and a rich yet restrained color palette. The poster invites travelers to explore the famous Salins-les-Bains, a historic spa town celebrated for its saltwater springs, and the iconic Fort Saint-André, a stunning hilltop fortress offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. The artwork vividly conveys the natural splendor of the Jura, with rolling hills, lush greenery, and soft, sunlit skies. The carefully composed scene features winding roads, inviting travelers to journey through the tranquil region aboard the “Services Automobiles”—a service that complemented the P.L.M. railway network by connecting train passengers to remote and scenic destinations by road. Broders’ attention to detail is unmistakable. His use of warm earth tones and subtle shading creates a sense of depth and atmosphere, drawing the viewer into the landscape. The elegantly stylized typography adds to the poster’s charm, seamlessly integrating the text into the composition without distracting from the artwork itself. This poster is not only a masterpiece of travel advertising but also a reflection of the growing trend of leisure travel in the early 20th century. As rail travel flourished, companies like P.L.M. recognized the need to promote lesser-known but stunning destinations to affluent tourists seeking adventure, relaxation, and scenic beauty. Broders' work became an essential tool in this effort, helping to define the visual language of travel posters for decades to come. The 1923 Services Automobiles poster...

Original vintage travel poster for Le Mont Revard Grand Hotel PLM 1550m d'Altitude issued by the PLM Paris Lyon Mediterranee railway featuring a stunning design by the notable French...

Travel back in time to 1932 with Falcucci's vintage poster for PLM, an invitation to explore Auvergne Chatel Guyon. This poster is a masterpiece, transporting viewers to a time when travel was an experience. Falcucci's artistry shines as the poster captures the scenic beauty of Auvergne Chatel Guyon, with rolling hills and soothing waters. What makes this poster special is its ability to evoke the spirit of the past. It transports us to an era when travel was leisurely and full of anticipation. The aesthetics and typography reflect the elegance of the early 20th century. Today, Falcucci's 1932 poster...