Marseille le Port 1947

In 1947, Jacques Nathan-Garamond , a distinguished artist of his time, bestowed the world with a visual masterpiece in the form of the original travel poster titled "Marseille le Port." This evocative piece, created during a post-war period, is a celebration of maritime splendor and an invitation to rediscover the allure of Marseille's bustling port.

At the heart of the composition stands Marseille's iconic port, depicted with a harmonious blend of artistic finesse and graphic simplicity. Garamond's choice of a rich and vibrant color palette contributes to the poster's visual impact, capturing the essence of the Mediterranean city's vitality. The deep blues of the sea and sky, complemented by warm earthy tones, evoke a sense of timeless beauty.

The dominant feature of the poster is, undoubtedly, the bustling port of Marseille. Garamond skillfully captures the dynamism of the harbor with a diverse array of vessels – from majestic ships to humble fishing boats. The meticulous detailing of each vessel reflects the artist's commitment to authenticity, transporting viewers to the maritime heart of Marseille.

Économie - Bateau

Groupe pour la reconstruction du port

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