Collection of 1930s "Character, Culture and Citizenship" Posters

- Original poster (no replica), framed, - 1930s - Marked by author.

Original vintage ''Loterie Nationale" poster from 1930s where profits from the lottery went to charity organisations, which for example provided ambulances and built hospitals. The ...

Claiming to be a "Daring Drug Expose!", this early exploitation film evaded strict censorship of its lurid content ("Weird Orgies, Wild Parties, Unleashed Passions!") by claiming to ...

Influenced by Western advertising, commercial posters featuring beautiful women in modern settings gained popularity in China in the 1920s and 1930s. Commercial companies presented posters, like this one, to their clients for Chinese New Year. This poster depicts a woman luxuriously dressed in a western style fur-trimmed coat holding a purse that also indicates Art Deco influences. This brand of Chinese advertisement draws on the classic American advertisements...

Original 1930s French Art Deco poster, artwork by Fabrice Mory, published by Chaix, France, circa 1935. This is a vintage original on linen and has been professionally framed under g...

Beautiful, extremely large, advertising poster for the French electrical manufacturing company Ribet Desjardins. We love the colours and design on this original 1930s Swiss St. Moritz Travel poster. A classic Swiss photo...

Hand printed red and black poster advertising Cinay ovens with a strong image of a working man with hammer and the Ciney logo below with signature...

Original vintage poster “German Winter”, featuring a stunning image of a man wearing traditional clothing driving a sledge with a lady smartly dressed in a warm coat and hat holding a small bag, her yellow scarf billowing up with the wind as they speed past snowy trees...

Original vintage travel advertising poster: Australia For Sun and Surf published by the Australian National Travel Association. Great design by the award winning architect and graphi...

circa 1931 In very good condition, mounted on linen, B+ overall condition Carl Franz Moos was born in Munich in 1878 and died in Zurich in 1959. He worked as a painter, graphic designer and stage designer. After studying nude and model drawing in Munich, he worked for a short time as an embroidery designer. From 1897 he was an illustrator for the Munich daily press and designed sports and travel postcards. He became a successful poster designer in Munich and a member of the Munich poster...