Théophile-Alexandre Steinlen's "Motocycles Comiot Paris" poster, created for Les Maîtres de l'Affiche as plate number 190, is a remarkable work of poster art from the period.
Théophile-Alexandre Steinlen was a French-born Swiss artist. His "Motocycles Comiot Paris" poster promotes the Comiot brand of motorcycles in Paris. The poster features a dynamic scene of a driver riding a motorcycle, accompanied by a passenger. Both characters are depicted with a certain exuberance, expressing the sense of speed and adventure that riding a motorcycle brings.
Steinlen uses flowing lines and stylized forms to represent movement and speed. The colors chosen, mainly shades of black, red and white, add to the visual impact of the poster. The use of these bright, contrasting colors creates a striking composition that grabs the viewer's attention.
This poster highlights the modern and innovative aspect of Comiot motorcycles. It reflects the era's infatuation with motor vehicles and fascination with new forms of transportation. Steinlen succeeded in capturing this enthusiasm in his poster, encouraging viewers to discover the performance and benefits of Comiot motorcycles.
Les Maîtres de l'Affiche was a collection of 256 posters created by renowned artists of the time. Steinlen's poster for "Motocycles Comiot Paris" was featured in plate number 190 of the collection, underlining its importance and recognition as an outstanding example of poster art.
Cycle - Advertising - France
Les Maîtres de l'affiche Pl. 190
Chaix
Very good condition
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