Posters and graphic design
Posters, maps, signs and printed matter.
A poster must be seen from afar and understood in a few seconds. With colour lithography the street became a gallery; later graphic design became a way of ordering information, such as maps and signs.
- Moulin Rouge – La Goulue
- Gismonda
- Bal au Moulin Rouge
- Beggarstaffs posters
- Lord Kitchener Wants You
- Beat the Whites with the Red Wedge
- May Belfort
- La troupe de Mademoiselle Églantine
- La Dame aux camélias
- Médée
- Monaco – Monte-Carlo
- Slavia
- Orphée aux enfers
- Folies-Bergère: La Loïe Fuller
- Don Quixote
- Lait pur stérilisé de la Vingeanne
- Maurin Quina
- Caxton’s advertisement
- Lincoln assassination wanted poster
- Saxoléine
- France-Champagne
- Ambassadeurs: Aristide Bruant
- Divan Japonais
- Jane Avril, Jardin de Paris
- Encre L. Marquet
- Harper’s, poster for the March issue
- Avenue Theatre
- JOB
- Tournée du Chat Noir
- Absinthe Robette
- Poster for the first Secession exhibition
- Poster for the 14th Secession exhibition
- Skegness is SO bracing
- Le Thermogène
- Hermann Scherrer
- Normandie
- London Underground map
- Priester
- Der Film
- I ♥ NY
- Imprimerie Chaix
- Esselte
- Alliance Graphique
- Push Pin Studios
- Chermayeff & Geismar
- Letraset
- Total Design
- Wolff Olins
- Pentagram
- Studio Dumbar