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Zermatt ski poster | Emil Cardinaux

Zermatt ski poster | Emil Cardinaux

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  • 200gsm premium art paper
  • Free replacement guarantee
  • Free tracked delivery within 10 days
  • Ready to hang on delivery
  • Borderless printing
  • Lighter weight alternative to a framed print
  • 100+ year colour guarantee
  • Ideal for bathroom spaces with regular moisture in the air

The term "Giclee" is a French word that refers to the printing process, that creates a higher quality finished product than standard printing processes. Discover more about the "Giclee" printing process.

Capture the majestic beauty of the Swiss Alps with this stunning ski poster advertising Zermatt, designed by the renowned Swiss artist Emil Cardinaux. Created in the early 1900s, this iconic image showcases the dramatic peak of the Matterhorn, set against a clear blue sky and picturesque alpine landscape. Cardinaux's bold use of color, simplified forms, and striking composition create a memorable and instantly recognizable image of this iconic destination. This is perfect for travel enthusiasts, mountain lovers, and those who appreciate retro travel imagery and graphic design.

Did you know? Emil Cardinaux is considered a pioneer of modern Swiss poster art. He moved away from the more detailed and illustrative style of earlier posters, embracing a bolder, more graphic approach influenced by art movements like Sachplakat (object poster) and early modernism. His focus on simplified forms, strong colors, and clear typography helped to establish a distinctive style for Swiss tourism posters, which continues to be influential today. He effectively turned the poster into an art form, focusing on powerful visual communication. 

Bring a touch of Swiss alpine beauty and design into your home with this iconic Zermatt image.

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