WW1 ‘Oh Les Aura!' French Poster by Jules-Abel Faivre, Mid 1980s

Striking monochrome French travel poster featuring the classic Renaissance architecture of Château de Valençay in the Loire Valley. From a ser...

An original Premier Fills beverage poster by Robert Wolff, also known as Robys. The horizontal poster advertises the French aperitif ‘Premier Fills’,...

A travel poster advertising the hot springs and baths in the spa town of Plombieres, Eastern France. The artist Adrien Senechal uses deep, rich colours in his work for the French ra...

An original poster for the French aperitif Bitter Secrestat by the French artist Robys. Bitter Secrestat was a popular bitters spirit mixed with sugar and water, as portrayed by the...

The 1917 original poster by Abel Faivre, titled “3e Emprunt de la Défense Nationale – Crédit Lyonnais – Liberté”, is a striking example of World War I propaganda, blending art with p...

Original vintage World War Two French military recruitment poster - Join The New Army Infantry / Engagez-vous Rengagez-vous dans l'Infanterie de l'Armee Nouvelle - featuring an illus...

This powerful original 1946 poster by renowned French graphic artist Paul Colin (1892–1985) was created in the aftermath of World War II for the Organisme National d’Aide aux Combattants under the high presidency of General de Gaulle. Titled “Ils Meurent Pour Vous – Victoire” (They Die For You – Victory), the poster is both a commemoration and a call to solidarity. Rendered in Colin’s bold chiaroscuro style, it depicts a kneeling French soldier silhouetted against the dawn sky, his weapon poised towards the horizon. Behind him lie the faint outlines of fallen comrades, underscoring the poster’s solemn message of sacrifice. The simple yet emotionally charged typography conveys urgent patriotism and post-war gratitude. Paul Colin, one of the greatest poster designers of the Art Deco era, was celebrated for his theatre, cabaret, and political works. Here, his graphic precision and emotional clarity serve a national cause, urging public support for veterans who fought and died for liberation. A deeply evocative historical artefact, this poster resonates today as a reminder of France’s liberation struggle and the human cost of victory. It is ideal for collectors of WWII memorabilia...

Original vintage military propaganda poster - Jeunes Choisissez L'Arme Blindee / Young People Choose The Armoured Weapon (Division) - featuring two soldiers standing next to the gun turret of a tank with one smiling and waving to the viewer and the other holding the top of the 1st Armored Division emblem, the French flag on the side and a silhouette of a horse rearing up on its hinds legs and whinnying in the background. The 1st Armored Division (1re Division Blindee / 1re DB) was formed during World War Two in 1943; the unit's emblem depicts the cross of Saint Louis and an M4 Sherman tank used by the Free French Armored...