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evoking the prestige of tennis clubs from the Belle Époque and the interwar period
showcases "La Rhonsonnette
The lithographic style gives the poster a unique depth and atmosphere
created by Vincent Guerra in 1937
Affiche publicité vintage - Gilac Size:30x40cm evoking the prestige of tennisThis advertising poster, created around 1950 by the artist Paul Igert , showcases the French brand Gilac , specializing in plastic household products. The illustration depicts a character holding a yellow bowl, accompanied by the slogan "Not too thin Gilac, the real miracle plastic," reflecting the lightness and robustness of Gilac products. The design, with its bright colors and clean style, captures the aesthetic of advertisements from that era,