| Year | 1980 |
| Poster Size | 63 x 47" / 160 x 120cm |
| Rolled/Folded/Other | Rolled |
| Art By | Anonymous |
| Condition | Near Mint |
| Condition Notes | Excellent condition, linen backed. |
Founded in 1734, Taittinger have been producing champagne for nearly 300 years, and remains family owned and operated to this day. This gorgeous poster was created in 1980 and was part of the exceptionally successful "L'instant Taittinger" campaign, all of which featured Grace Kelly. American film actress turned Princess of Monaco, the icon tragically died a number of years before the campaign.
The luxury and alluring nature of the campaign, and this poster in particular have remained synonymous with the Taittinger brand. This stunning art deco design featuring the shadowed silhouette is a fantastic piece of advertising history, and is extra large in size.
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