Jeunesse au Plein Air Anchor Kids - MediumAhoy, Mateys!! A French initiative created in 1938, the Jeunesse au Plein Air (Youth Outdoors) series, promotes the evergreen idea of getting children to play outdoors. A delightful image created by the wonderful posterist Herve Morvan who illustrated the images from 1951 to 1982.

Almost jealous of this little fella juggling so many mid-century furniture pieces on his back - could well decorate a house today

The Turn of the Century entertainment family illustrated here by revered and renowned Belle Epoque posterist

with a generic box left empty to give us where and when the enlisting will take place

where teenagers would gather to share sips and gossip

The Nouvelles Galeries is a subsidiary to the GL Group

This is the more rare blue lettering advertisement for the Panache show

The first Salon du Arts Menagers - Exhibition of Domestic Arts - took place in Paris in 1923

A quirky and humorous piece produced for an exhibition at the Cite de la Musique in Paris

This poster is part of a promotional series

the future King of France

Russian born Romain de Tirtoff adopted the pen name 'Erte' from the French pronounciation of his initials

but only for one year