Art Deco Era Vintage Poster Artists

New Statendam
by A.M. Cassandre The Art Deco movement in architecture, art, and poster design took its name from the Decorative Arts International Exposition (Exposition Internationale des Arts Decoratifs et Industriels Modernes) of Paris in 1925. Art Deco poster artists incorporated elements and influences from Cubism, Primitivism, Futurism, Constructivism, the Bauhaus, and other modern art movements, streamlining the baroque curlicues of the Art Nouveau art movement and Belle Epoque era, while retaining an emphasis on decoration and estheticism. In Art Deco posters, we see the modern age in the making, including the revolution in transportation enabled by
Monaco Grand Prix
by Robert Falcuccithe automobile and airplane and the expanded range of mass-produced products, popular entertainments, such as the cinema and music, and travel destinations and recreational possibilities, previously available only to the rich, but now open to the rising middle classes and the burgeoning masses. The Art Deco era covers roughly the same chronology as, and was influenced by, the Jazz Age. Some of the more prominent poster artists designing in the Art Deco style were A.M. Cassandre, Roger Broders, Achille Mauzan, Otto Baumberger, and Bernard Villemot. Leonetto Cappiello, Ludwig Hohlwein, and Marcello Dudovich bridge the Belle Epoque and Art Deco eras, influenced by and influencing both styles. Click any thumbnail to view a larger version or make a purchase.

Art Deco Poster Artist Prints

Bugatti, 1922
by Marcello Dudovich
(Trieste/Italy, 1878-1962)
16in x 22in

Dionis
by Plinio Codognato
(Italy, 1878-1940)
25in x 36in

Porto Ramos
by Rene Vincent
(France, 1879-1936)
18in x 26in / 24x34

Monte Carlo
by Roger Broders
(France, 1883-1953)
24in x 36in / 28in x 40in

Tonsa
by Achille Mauzan
(France, 1883-1952)
27in x 38in

Creme Simon
by Emilio Vila
(1887-1967)
18in x 24in
Other Sizes: 24x36

Monte Carlo
by Louis Icart
(France, 1888-1950)
24in x 36in

Cruden Bay
by Tom Purvis
(Britain, 1888-1957)
28in x 22in

New York Central Building
by Chesley Bonestell
(United States, 1888-1986)
28in x 39in

Monte Carlo
by Jean-Gabriel Domergue
(France, 1889-1962)
28in x 39in

Baumann
by Otto Baumberger
(Switzerland, 1889-1961)
28in x 39in

Loterie Nationale
by Paul Colin
(France, 1897-1985)
28in x 39in

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20th Century Limited
by Leslie Ragan
(United States, 1897-1972)
20in x 28in

8th Grand Prix Automobile, Monaco, 1936
by Geo Ham
(France, 1900-1972)
20in x 28in

Normandie
by A.M. Cassandre
(France, 1901-1968)
21in x 34in

Velodromo Comunale Vigorelli, 1935
by Gino Boccasile
(Italy, 1901-1952)
20in x 30in

Peugeot
by Max Ponty
(France, 1904-1972)
28in x 40in

Metropolis
by Werner Graul
(Germany, 1905-1984)
20in x 28in / 39in x 55in

Perrier
by Bernard Villemot
(France, 1911-1989)
20in x 28in / 39in x 55in

Kina Lillet
by Robys (Robert Wolff)
(? - ?)
20in x 28in

Champagne Joseph Perrier
by Colette Stall
(? - ?)
28in x 40in / 20in x 28in

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Terza Coppa Etna (1927)
by Plinio Codognato
(Italy, 1878-1940)
18in x 24in / 24in x 36in /
44in x 60in / 32in x 44in

Vina Cousino Magul
by Rene Vincent
(France, 1879-1936)
18in x 24in / 24in x 36in /
32in x 44in / 44in x 60in

Duval, Svoboda
by Georges Barbier
(France, 1882-1932)
18in x 24in / 24in x 32in /
32in x 44in / 44in x 60in

Cordial Campari
by Marcello Nizzoli
(Italy, 1887-1969)
24in x 36in / 18in x 24in /
32in x 44in / 44in x 60in

Fiat 1400
by Mario Bazzi
(Italy, 1891-1964)
44in x 60in / 32in x 44in /
18in x 24in / 24in x 36in /

Alhambra Bacon/Sausage
by Henry Le Monnier
(France, 1893-1978)
18in x 24in / 24in x 32in /
32in x 44in / 44in x 60in

Carnival at Marmorhaus
by Josef Fenneker
(Germany, 1895-1956)
44in x 32in / 60in x 44in /
24in x 18in / 32in x 24in

Tabarin
by Paul Colin
(France, 1897-1985)
18in x 24in / 24in x 36in /
32in x 44in / 44in x 60in

Monte Carlo, Raylle, 1931
by Robert Falcucci
(Italy, 1900-1982)
18in x 24in / 24in x 32in /
32in x 44in / 44in x 60in

Grand Prix Automobile
by Geo Ham
(France, 1900-1972)
18in x 24in / 24in x 36in /
32in x 44in / 44in x 60in

Venezia
by A.M. Cassandre
(France, 1901-1968)
18in x 24in / 24in x 36in /
32in x 44in / 44in x 60in

Cycles Dilecta
by Georges Favre
(France, ? - ?)
32in x 44in / 44in x 60in /
18in x 24in / 24in x 36in

Mistinguett
by Charles Gesmar
(France, ? -1928)
44in x 60in / 32in x 44in /
18in x 24in / 24in x 32in

Mossant
by Olsky
(? - ?)
18in x 24in

Casino de Paris, Mistinguett
by Zig (Louis Gaudin)
(France, ? -1936)
32in x 44in / 44in x 60in /
18in x 24in / 24in x 36in

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