Original Poster Juan-les-Pins - Antibes, by Gisèle Fèvre - Circa 1950

Evoking all the sun-drenched carefree spirit of the 1950s, this travel poster by Gisèle Fèvre invites us into an endless summer on the French Riviera. Commissioned to promote Juan-les-Pins, the seaside jewel of Antibes, it boldly combines stylized graphics and a vibrant color palette, in a style that is both naïve and sophisticated.

At the heart of the composition, a female figure quite literally embodies the landscape: her bodice blends into the sea, her hair transforms into a bouquet of exotic flowers, and behind her, umbrella pines rise like a Mediterranean tapestry. Bathed in bright yellow, deep blue, and lush greens, the whole image becomes a vivid tribute to the sea, to nature, and to the sensuality of the South.

Printed by Mourlot, the renowned art lithography house, this poster measures approximately 39.2 x 24.2 inches. It is linen-backed and preserved in A+ condition.