Étoile du Nord - Original Poster by Cassandre - 1927 - 41.7 x 29.9 inches

An icon of Art Deco travel posters, this 1927 work by A. M. Cassandre for the prestigious "Étoile du Nord" line embodies the geometric elegance and triumphant modernity of the interwar years. Designed to promote the Pullman train route linking Paris, Brussels, and Amsterdam, it masterfully combines graphic power with typographic refinement, guided by visionary genius.

Printed by Hachard & Cie, this original lithograph, measuring 41.7 by 29.9 inches, stands out for its bold composition: dramatically stylized rails stretch into the distance, converging toward a radiant star on the horizon - a striking symbol of speed, progress, and a shared European ideal. The sculpted lettering, sharp contrasts, and restrained color palette lend the image a rare visual strength, characteristic of Cassandre’s unmistakable style.

Linen-backed and in A+ condition, this collectible piece - now a benchmark in the history of graphic design - remains one of the most celebrated achievements of its kind.