Bernard Villemot Vintage Poster Prints

Orangina
20in x 28in
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Orangina, Bikini
44in x 32in / Other Sizes
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Perrier
20in x 28in / 39in x 55in
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Biography: Bernard Villemot was born in 1911 at Trouville-sur-Mer (Calvados), France. He died in 1989. He studied art at the Julian Academy in Paris. He designed his first poster in 1936. His poster designs are noted for their use of vivid colors and bold forms. He is a rare example of a poster artist who was successful beyond the end of the golden age of the poster (the end of World War II).

Best known for his posters for the Orangina beverage brand, he also created poster designs for Perrier, Bally Shoes, and Air France. He was particularly influenced by Paul Colin, Leonetto Cappiello, and A.M. Cassandre. He was a significant influence on modern graphic design. Satisfaction is guaranteed.* Orders are 100% secure.* Click any thumbnail to view a larger version or make a purchase.

Bernard Villemot Vintage Poster Prints

Orangina
24in x 36in

Paris
28in x 39in / 20in x 28in

Bally
28in x 40in / Other Sizes

Cote D'Azur
20in x 28in / 28in x 39in

Orangina
20in x 28in

Bally
28in x 39in / 18in x 24in

Morzine
20in x 28in

Bally Blonde Small
16in x 25in (Lithograph)

Perrier
20in x 28in

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Bernard Villemot High-Resolution Giclee Prints

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