Pal ( Jean de Paleologu ) - Déesse – manifesto biciclette Belle Époque - 1970s






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Striking advertising poster “Déesse – 16 Rue Halevy, Paris,” dedicated to the Déesse bicycles and Kosmos tires.
Note well: This is a later edition probably from the 1970s.
The composition, with strong scenographic impact, depicts an allegorical female figure triumphantly lifting a bicycle above the crowd, standing out against a fiery sunset over the Paris skyline, with the Eiffel Tower visible on the horizon. The scene below, animated by cyclists and spectators, conveys energy, modernity, and the fervor of fin-de-siècle Paris.
The poster unites symbolism, celebration of technical progress, and powerful advertising—elements typical of late 19th-century French billboard art. The warm, theatrical color rendering makes the work highly decorative and evocative.
Ideal for Belle Époque graphic collectors, cycling posters, vintage advertising, and Parisian culture enthusiasts.
!!! Add me to your favourite sellers to discover new arrivals and go see my other items in auction !!!
Note: for shipments outside the EU, customs costs are already taken into account.
Pal was a great painter like Montaut: Roowy, Nevil, Campion, Aldelmo, Brie, Dufourt and Jobbe du Val, Mucha Alphonse, Leonetto Cappiello, Toulouse-Lautrec, Dudovich, Cassandre, Leopoldo Metlicoviz, Adolph Adolfo Hohestein, Savignac, Villemot, Achille Luciano Mauzan, Gruau, Jean d’Ylen, Gino Boccassile, Duillio Cambellotti, Carpanetto Giovanni Battista Fortunato Depero, Garretto, Seneca Federico, Mario Gros, Mataloni, Aldo Mazza, Giuseppe Muggiani, Marcello Nizzoli
Depero Klimt Cambellotti Nizzoli Erte Jugendstil Deco Art Nouveau Liberty Belle Époque Italian Italy Francia France Belgio Olanda Países Bajos Parigi Paris Prints Print litho Lithography Stamps Graphic Poster Affiche Dudovich Ancient Antique Antique 19th 20th 1800s 1900s Campari Vienna German Liberty Deco Futurist Futurism Marinetti Epoch Old Old-fashioned
Striking advertising poster “Déesse – 16 Rue Halevy, Paris,” dedicated to the Déesse bicycles and Kosmos tires.
Note well: This is a later edition probably from the 1970s.
The composition, with strong scenographic impact, depicts an allegorical female figure triumphantly lifting a bicycle above the crowd, standing out against a fiery sunset over the Paris skyline, with the Eiffel Tower visible on the horizon. The scene below, animated by cyclists and spectators, conveys energy, modernity, and the fervor of fin-de-siècle Paris.
The poster unites symbolism, celebration of technical progress, and powerful advertising—elements typical of late 19th-century French billboard art. The warm, theatrical color rendering makes the work highly decorative and evocative.
Ideal for Belle Époque graphic collectors, cycling posters, vintage advertising, and Parisian culture enthusiasts.
!!! Add me to your favourite sellers to discover new arrivals and go see my other items in auction !!!
Note: for shipments outside the EU, customs costs are already taken into account.
Pal was a great painter like Montaut: Roowy, Nevil, Campion, Aldelmo, Brie, Dufourt and Jobbe du Val, Mucha Alphonse, Leonetto Cappiello, Toulouse-Lautrec, Dudovich, Cassandre, Leopoldo Metlicoviz, Adolph Adolfo Hohestein, Savignac, Villemot, Achille Luciano Mauzan, Gruau, Jean d’Ylen, Gino Boccassile, Duillio Cambellotti, Carpanetto Giovanni Battista Fortunato Depero, Garretto, Seneca Federico, Mario Gros, Mataloni, Aldo Mazza, Giuseppe Muggiani, Marcello Nizzoli
Depero Klimt Cambellotti Nizzoli Erte Jugendstil Deco Art Nouveau Liberty Belle Époque Italian Italy Francia France Belgio Olanda Países Bajos Parigi Paris Prints Print litho Lithography Stamps Graphic Poster Affiche Dudovich Ancient Antique Antique 19th 20th 1800s 1900s Campari Vienna German Liberty Deco Futurist Futurism Marinetti Epoch Old Old-fashioned
