| Year | 1963 |
| Poster Size | 61 x 45.3" / 155x 115cm |
| Rolled/Folded/Other | Rolled previously folded |
| Art By | Paul Colin |
| Condition | Near Mint |
| Condition Notes | Item was previously folded as issued and has light folds, fantastic condition otherwise. |
Gorgeous art deco poster from 1963 for German electronics brand Bosch. Advertising their new line of refrigerators, the poster reads "La Palme Du Record De Vente En Europe", advertising their record sales across Europe.
Like many other major companies of the era, Bosch employed the great commercial artist Paul Colin to design this poster. The iconic French illustrator created advertisements for the likes of Moulin Rouge, the Champs-Elysees Theatre and brand such as Philips and Bosch.
Founded in 1886 in Stuttgart, Bosch continued to grow and today operates as one of the largest engineering and technology companies in the world.
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