Original Air France Poster, Alphonse Dehédin, Transport Everything Everywhere, Travel, Transport, Aviation, Constellation, Airplane, Flight, Suitcase, Arrow, 1952

Artist: Alphonse Dehédin
Title: Air France – Transports everything, everywhere
Date: 1952
Dimensions (lxh): 62 x 100 cm
Printer: Perceval_Paris
Materials and techniques: Color lithograph on paper
Marouflage: yes
Condition: A (Refers to a poster in very good condition. The colors are fresh and there is little or no paper loss. If there are imperfections they are marginal and imperceptible)
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Additional information:
Advertising poster for Air France created by Alphonse Dehédin in 1952. It features the company logo: the Pegasus/horse with a dragon's tail also called "the shrimp" (1933-1975).

The emphasis is on the diversity of services offered by the airline "Transporte Tout, Partout". In the background, a four-engine plane flies over a globe, while in the foreground all sorts of packages are ready to be sent: wooden crates, suitcases, bouquets of flowers, animals (birdcage) or even works of art (a clock for example).

Air France is a French airline first established in 1933 from the merger of four other airlines: Air Orient, Air Union, CIDNA and Farman Lines.
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