AM Cassandre Wagons Lits Cook Poster (#0420) Art Deco poster, color offset printing, created by the world’s greatest poster artist ‘Cassandre’, and printed by Alliance Graphique of Paris. The Wagons Lits Cook World Travel Service was formed in 1927 when British travel company Thomas Cook & Son was acquired by the Belgian railcar manufacturer Compagnie Internationale des Wagons-Lits, operator of the famous Orient Express. Poster size: 91x 61 cm and in a good condition, with some signs of age, especially on the 4 corners. Poster is pasted on cardboard. Adolphe Mouron Cassandre (1901-1968) is one of the 20th century's largest poster artists. As a trained artist and poster designer, A.M. Cassandre very conscious of his use of style, and his style is tight, graphic and inspired by Cubism and Art Deco. Machine aesthetics, humor and burning icons Cassandre's works go from impressive, masculine posters made to train and shipping companies that pay tribute to industry machinery and progress, to charming, humorous and bubbly advertising figures. Best known is Cassandre's Dubonnet man, who is made in countless versions for the friendship Dubonnet. Along with Cassandre's design of the Yves Saint Laurent logo, the Dubonnet posters have become an icon of branding and advertising design. Photos are part of the description, see pictures to judge by yourself its overall condition. Be safely packaged and sent worldwide.