Marseille travel advert | 1930s | Roger Broders

Escape to the sunny shores of the French Riviera with this vibrant giclée print of Roger Broders' iconic travel poster for Marseille. Created in the 1930s, this stunning artwork captures the allure of this historic port city with its bold colors, stylized Art Deco design, and idyllic depiction of leisurely pursuits. A stylish couple strolls along the harbor, gazing at the sailboats gliding effortlessly on the azure waters of the Mediterranean. This poster evokes a sense of carefree elegance and the golden age of travel.

Did You Know?

In the 1930s, air travel was becoming increasingly popular, but it was still a luxury for most people. Ocean liners were the primary mode of long-distance travel, offering glamorous voyages across the Atlantic and to exotic destinations. These voyages often lasted for several days or even weeks, providing passengers with a luxurious and leisurely travel experience.

Add this captivating piece to your cart today and let the vintage charm of Roger Broders' Marseille poster transport you to the sun-drenched shores of the French Riviera and the golden age of travel.