Rene Vincent Vintage Poster Prints

Porto Ramos-Pinto
18in x 24in / 28in x 40in
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Peugeot
24in x 18in / Other Sizes
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Motobloc
44in x 60in / Other Sizes
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Biography: Rene Vincent was born in 1879 in Paris, France. He died in 1936, also in Paris. His brother, Henri Vincent-Anglade, was a painter. He studied art at l'Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris. Working in an Art Deco style, he became an illustrator much in demand for his poster designs depicting the first generations of automobiles and racecars, including Bugatti, Peugeot, and other car makers, as well as suppliers of automotive parts and supplies, such as Michelin and Shell. Vincent also excelled in creating elegantly designed poster advertisements for fashion, beverages, and other products. He sometimes signed his work with the pseudonym of Rageot. He influenced many other poster designers, including Geo Ham, who followed in his footsteps in designing automotive posters. Satisfaction is guaranteed.* Orders are 100% secure.* Click any thumbnail to view a larger version or make a purchase.

Rene Vincent Vintage Art Prints

Automobiles Georges Irat
22in x 36in

St. Raphael Quinquina
40in x 28in / 28in x 20in

Porto Ramos
18in x 26in

Peugeot
26in x 37in

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