Unknown artist - Fetes de Gheziréh / Châtel-Guyon / Paris

3 old reproductions (from the 70 to 90’s) of well-known posters from the end of 19th century and 20/30’s.

Poster 1: CHATEL GUYON. This image features an iconic vintage French travel poster created in 1898 by the artist Henri Ganier, who worked under the pseudonym Tanconville.
Commissioned by the Chemins de Fer P.L.M. (Paris-Lyon-Méditerranée) railway company, this chromolithograph was designed to promote tourism and train travel to the historic thermal spa resort town of Châtel-Guyon-les-Bains located in the Auvergne region of central France.
Condition : some creases and tiny tears on the edges. Fair condition.
Size 64x89

Poster 2: This is a famous Art Nouveau vintage travel poster titled Fêtes de Ghezireh au Caire (1896), illustrated by the French artist Alphonse Birck.
The piece serves as an historical advertisement commissioned by the Compagnie Internationale des Wagons-Lits (the operators of the legendary Orient Express). It promoted luxury train travel from European capitals like Paris, London, and Vienna down to Egypt, enticing travelers to visit Cairo via Alexandria. Condition : some creases and tiny tears on the edges. Fair condition.
Size 64x89cm

Poster 3: This artwork is a famous Art Deco travel poster titled "Paris", created by the iconic French graphic designer and poster artist Adolphe Mouron Cassandre (better known as A.M. Cassandre) in 1935. Key Facts About the Artwork. Artist: A.M. Cassandre (1901–1968), one of the most influential commercial artists of the 20th century, celebrated for his sleek, geometric Art Deco style.
Reproduction from 1984, edition Mourlot for Artcurial.
Size 63x100cm
Condition : crease on the visual and a tear on one edge. Fair condition.
No frame or decoration included.

The Paris poster has more creases that the other two. Low reserve for this lot of 3.
No tax or duties within EU.
Shipping together in rigid carton.
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