Old Monaco GP posters.
Posted Aug 3, 2016, 7:50 AM UTC
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I assume they are reprints. I picked up 3 from some markets in Paris when I was there 3 years ago. Got them framed and they're hanging in my garage. I love the old posters!
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Yeah, there's just something very nice about their general art style. Wish I knew what it was called.
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Cross posted to r/whatisthisthing maybe they can help out.
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Art deco is the style mate
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Thanks.
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Stumbled across these outside the pool changing room of a Hyatt hotel in Seoul, South Korea. No idea of they are authentic or not, but the dates seem to be correct. Thought people might like to take a look.
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outside the pool changing room
That explains the damp wrinkles at the bottom of the poster and the way they have come unstuck from its backing paper.
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The artist was a named Robert Falcucci. He did a lot of lithographs for Renault.
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Looks great!
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Who ever framed those pictures needs a slap.
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Art Deco!
Most of the art in my house and office is Art Deco. Absolutely love that era of art.