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Chemin de fer du Nord. Dunkerque (Nord) – Roger Broders 1929

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1929 French railway travel poster for Dunkerque by Roger Broders. Classic Art Deco design. New reproduction fine art print, printed to order.

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Description

A classic French railway travel poster from 1929 by Roger Broders, promoting the Chemin de fer du Nord railway line to Dunkerque in northern France. This exquisite Art Deco design captures the elegance and sophistication of 1920s French travel advertising, showcasing the port city of Dunkerque as a desirable destination. Roger Broders was renowned for his striking travel posters that combined bold typography with vibrant colors, making this piece a standout example of his work. The poster reflects the golden age of railway travel in France, when the Chemin de fer du Nord connected Paris to the Channel ports and northern Europe.

This poster is a must-have for collectors of French travel memorabilia, Art Deco posters, classic railway advertising, and Roger Broders’ iconic works. The design beautifully captures the spirit of interwar France and the allure of coastal travel.

The poster is carefully digitally restored by an artist to remove any major signs of wear and tear and to refresh the original colours, retaining the classic character of the poster.

The poster is printed to order to ensure freshness.

Worldwide delivery.

New reproduction: a modern fine art print, printed to order on premium paper — not an original or antique poster.

Additional information

Print Type

Canvas, Matte Paper

Size

4×6", 8×10", 8×12"/20x30cm, 11×14", 12×16", 12×18", 16×20", 16×24", 18×24", 24×36", 32×48", 36×48", 50x70cm, 5×7", 20×30"

color

Original

cards

No

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