The poster promotes “Bons à Lots de 50 Francs” (50-franc lot vouchers), which offered purchasers the chance to win substantial prizes, discounted railway fares, and entry tickets to the exhibition. These promotional posters were an integral part of the exposition’s marketing and are now highly collectible examples of early Art Deco graphic design.

The exposition ran from April to October 1925, covering 72 acres of central Paris, stretching from the Grand Palais to the Esplanade des Invalides. It attracted approximately 16 million visitors, featured designers and architects from around 20 countries, and introduced Art Deco aesthetics to an international audience.

Key Details:

• Original vintage Art Deco poster

• Advertises the 1925 Paris Art Deco Exposition

• Marks the birth of the Art Deco design movement

• French text with strong geometric typography

• Rare and historically significant graphic artwork

• Highly desirable for collectors, galleries, and interior designers

Original French Text (Translated):

Ministry of Commerce and Industry
International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts
Paris, April–October 1925
50-Franc Lot Vouchers
Numerous and Significant Prizes – Reduced Train Fares – Entry Tickets
Available at all banks, collection offices, and major post offices
Réunis French Printers, Paris

Measurements:

• Height: 115.5 cm

• Width: 83 cm

This rare 1925 Art Deco exhibition poster is an exceptional piece of design history, ideal for serious collectors of vintage posters, museums, and interiors seeking an authentic statement artwork from the birth of modern design.