Author: Aaron Fine Title: England, Pan Am, 1960’s (Mod Girl) Size: 40x 30 cm Copyright: Pan American World Airways, LLC, Al rights reserved. Exclusive reprints from PanAm’s advertising campaigns. All artworks have been remastered under the authorization of Pan American Airways, LLC. Printed in UK. Offset print made on thick 220g, high-quality matt-finished art paper. Displays a vivid and sharp image quality. Exceptional print. New to frame. Shipping in a rigid tube via certified express mail. It is possible to collect more than one object, from same auction, in the same shipment. This poster, with its distinctly pop and psychedelic aesthetic, dates from the 1960s and is part of the promotional graphic art collection of the now-defunct airline Pan American World Airways (Pan Am). Although several artists contributed to Pan Am's visual campaigns, Aaron Fine is most often associated with this particular style: stylized portraits of women, playful typography, and symbolic eyes (in this case, featuring the Union Jack). The piece is a clear example of 1960s pop design, influenced by Op Art and the British Mod movement. During the 1950s and 60s, Pan Am was synonymous with luxury and international glamour. Its campaigns didn’t just sell airline tickets—they promoted an entire lifestyle tied to the American ideal of freedom and exploration. Graphic design played a key role in shaping this image. Destination posters (like this one for "England") were crafted to capture the cultural essence of each country and attract the American public toward exotic adventure—but with comfort and style.