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Saint George killing the dragon vintage liquor poster Enric Llado .
This vintage liquor advertising poster featuring Saint George Killing the Dragon was produced in the early 20th century to promote Enric Lladó spirits. The artwork presents the legendary saint in heroic combat with the dragon, a...Regular price From $21.82 -
Mossant hats Advertising by Leonetto Cappiello.
Mossant Advertising by Leonetto Cappiello, created in the early 20th century , is an iconic advertising poster promoting the French hatmaker Mossant. Rendered as a bold color lithograph, the design features a striking central figure set...Regular price From $27.02 -
Cigarettes Saphir by Stephano vintage art nouveau advertising.
Cigarettes Saphir by Stephano, created in the early 20th century , is a classic French advertising poster designed to promote the Saphir cigarette brand. Executed as a color lithograph, the artwork employs elegant typography and a...Regular price From $27.02 -
Winter sports in France. Vintage travel advertising poster promoting skiing and other leisure winter activities.
Sports d’hiver en France by Jean Léger, created circa 1950, is a vibrant mid-century travel poster celebrating France’s alpine winter sports culture. Designed as a color lithographic poster, the composition features bold shapes, simplified figures, and...Regular price From $27.02 -
Chocolate advertising poster by Steinlen. Chocolats / Thés Cie Française.
Chocolats Thés Cie Française is a charming advertising poster created by Théophile Steinlen in the late 19th century, during the height of the Belle Époque era in France. Rendered in color lithography, the poster depicts a...Regular price From $22.14 -
Dodge Kingsway vintage car advertising fine art print. Classic car.
The Dodge Kingsway was a badge-engineered export model produced from 1940 to 1960, assembled in Detroit and Ontario but never sold in the U.S. domestic market. Based largely on Plymouth designs, it allowed Dodge to expand...Regular price From $25.34
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Albert Lasker