Paul Colin - Disques Odeon - 1970s

This extraordinary advertising poster, originally created between the 1920s and 1930s (this is a 1970s reissue) for the renowned record company Disques Odéon, perfectly embodies the cheerfulness and visual dynamism of the Paris Jazz Age.
The artwork depicts one of the most beloved iconic figures of the maestro—the legendary clown Grock—playfully carrying an almost infinite and floating column of vinyl records. The bold graphic lines, warm background tones, and strong color contrast are the unmistakable hallmark of Paul Colin, an artist celebrated in the world's leading decorative arts museums.
A piece of furniture with immense charm and retro elegance, ideal for both enthusiasts of high-level advertising graphics and collectors of vintage musical memorabilia and records.

• Wear note: As highlighted in the close-up photograph, the poster shows a slight wear/tiny tear on the left side, in the upper-middle section, corresponding to the inner edge. A small detail that attests to the object's age, easily concealable or mitigated during framing.