The 1967 poster "2e Salon du Mobilier et de la Décoration" by the renowned French graphic artist Jean Colin is a testament to the elegance and innovation of mid-century modern design. This poster was created for the second edition of the prestigious "Salon du Mobilier et de la Décoration," an event held in Paris that was dedicated to showcasing the latest trends in furniture and interior design.
Jean Colin was known for his contributions to graphic design, particularly in advertising and exhibition posters. His work is emblematic of the modernist design movement that was prevalent during the 1960s. The "Salon du Mobilier et de la Décoration" exhibition, where this poster was featured, brought together industry professionals, artists, and design enthusiasts from across Europe, highlighting cutting-edge furniture and home décor trends.
The 1960s were marked by a sense of optimism and innovation in design, with an emphasis on functionality and aesthetics. The furniture and décor of the time explored new materials and bold forms, reflecting the desire to move away from traditional design conventions. Jean Colin’s work for the Salon encapsulates this spirit of creativity and forward-thinking design.
Today, the "2e Salon du Mobilier et de la Décoration" poster represents not only a significant moment in the history of design but also the enduring influence of Jean Colin's work. It serves as a reminder of the importance of innovation in the world of furniture and interior design and continues to inspire those who appreciate the art and design of the mid-20th century.
Exhibition - Furniture - Paris Porte de Versailles. Blue
Printed by Chabrillac - Toulouse / Paris
Good condition, creases
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