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Air France French Riviera Poster 1959 – Original Guy Georget Vintage Travel Art
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Air France French Riviera

PT440

Air France original vintage poster for the "French riviera" by Guy Georget circa 1959.

€2,750
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Step into the golden age of air travel with this stunning Air France – French Riviera poster, created around 1959 by celebrated French graphic artist Guy Georget (1911–1992). Designed during one of Air France’s most emblematic modernist periods, this lithograph captures the very essence of the Côte d’Azur as it was dreamed in the late 1950s: a sun-drenched, elegant, sharply graphic haven where the deep blue of the Mediterranean meets crisp white architecture and coral-red rooftops.

At first glance, the composition exerts its full power: a serene harbour with sleek, streamlined boats; luminous geometric houses bathed in light; stylised palm trees framing the landscape; and a vibrant red convertible—an irresistible promise of freedom, summer, and winding coastal roads. Every element reflects Georget’s unmistakable style: bold colour blocks, clean contours, vibrant contrasts, and the mid-century mastery of simplified, expressive forms.

Created to promote the “French Riviera” worldwide, this poster embodies the timeless elegance of Air France at a moment when flying still carried the aura of prestige. It reflects France’s post-war modernist vision—chic, radiant, and open to the world. Today, it stands among the rare pieces that unite travel history, 1950s graphic design, and cultural heritage.

Year
circa 1959
Country of the poster
France
Poster designer
Guy Georget
Vintage poster
original
Printer
Imp.Bedos & Cie, Paris
Printing process
lithography
Actual size (inches)
24 X 39 inches
Condition
excellent
Presentation
on linen
Signed
yes
Region
French riviera

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