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1930’s Graphic Art

Last updated 10 days ago in Diamond Bar, CA

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1930’s Graphic Art

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What sets this poster apart is its ability to capture the essence of luxury travel in the 1930s. It embodies the glamour and sophistication that defined the era's voyages. Traveling on the Maréchal Lyautey was not merely a means to reach a destination; it was an opulent experience, marked by elegance and refinement. The poster encapsulates this spirit, offering a glimpse into an era when travel was a grand adventure. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, Ponty's work for Compagnie de Navigation Paquet reflects the evolution of graphic design in the 1930s. The Art Deco movement, characterized by geometric shapes and vibrant colors, is masterfully executed in this poster. During this period, graphic designers were not just advertisers but artists pushing the boundaries of creativity. The poster is professionally mounted on wood measuring at 44” tall and 38.5” wide.

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