( 1923 La Vie Parisienne cover, $23 ) I'm a huge fan of vintage ads. Many days when all of the advertising we're bombarded with every d...
Advertising Agency: Arnold, Boston, USA Chief Creative Officer: Pete Favat Executive Creative Director: Roger Baldacci Creative Director: Chris Edwards ACD/Art Director: Randy Rogers ACD/Copywriter: Pete Shamon
Check out the fall Sonia Rykiel ads that were inspired by French midcentury advertisements.
This is a cute non-scary child in a food ad lol.
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Must have been scary for these people. When a man asked them the way to the train station, he suddenly faints, as well as 50 people around him. Why, well because they have a bad breath.. One of the funniest flashmobs we’ve ever seen, no dancing, jus
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High-end French luxury and sports cars of the 1930s exemplify everything we love about old automobiles. Built as road-going pieces of performance art, these machines were built on a cost-is-no-object basis with cutting-edge art and fashion as influences in their designs. Art Deco and Art Nouveau were at their peak, and beyond dictating the physical forms of these grand machines, these movements also played a huge role in their advertising, making for arguably the most refined and beautiful sales posters ever created.
Les vieilles publicités, elles sont de moins en moins présentes. Comme vous pouvez le voir, le style graphique, le style des messages n'est plus vraiment le
Eriac Cyclomoteurs • 1949 • 31.75" x 47" • Lithograph • INV. #19199 • Original poster: Eriac Cyclomoteurs. Designed by Studio Rocher. Printer: Imp. Aussel, Paris. Linen backed. This motorcycle was the first to complete an 18,000 km trip from Paris to Tokio. Eriac specialised in cyclos sportives. Maigret fans may be interested to know that Eraic had premises in the boulevard Richard-Lenoir. The designers at Studio Rocher managed to pack a lot of information in this star-speckled promotion for cyclemotors. Let us unpack this powerful machine: the Italian-crafted Cucciolo engine was one of the first postwar cyclemotor engines on the market—and it powered one of the first Ducatis. Prototypes were first marketed in 1947, and it quickly became the most highly regarded motor. The cyclemotor won several tourism and sporting competitions, including the 18,000 kilometer Paris-Tokyo ride in 1949 and reached the world speed record at Monza in 1950. In France, M. Rocher supplied Cucciolo engines and made their own Cucciolo-powered cyclemotors, which were then sold by Seine-based ERIAC, an approved dealer licensed to sell the frames ready-supplied with Rocher's Cucciolo engines. This is an Original Lithograph Vintage Poster; it is not a reproduction. The Vintage Poster has been working with collectors around the world helping them with their original vintage poster collections. Our posters come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We stand behind the description and condition of the vintage posters shown on the website. The Vintage Poster is an IVPDA certified vintage poster dealer. Available online to you 24/7. Consider The Vintage Poster your expert resource for your antique posters. You will be glad you did! We are glad to assist you. Our current inventory is online and is updated frequently. To purchase, simply add the item(s) to your cart and check out. They will be delivered to your door. Your satisfaction is guaranteed! #originalposter #vintageposter #vintageposter #Ducati #originalposter #motorcycle #motocycleposter #Frenchposter #rareposter
Galerie Montmartre: Original Vintage Posters Herve Morvan Savora c. 1950
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French fashion advertising for women in the late sixties/early seventies is nothing short of dynamite. Mod fashions transition to 70s chic in an explosion of color, bold styles and high hemlines - all modeled by those swinging mademoiselles.
