Cassandre, A.M.

A.M. CASSANDRE Liqueur Bonal (Quadriptych), 1933

$3,500.00
Sku: CB7935
Artist: A.M. Cassandre
Title: Liqueur Bonal (Quadriptych)
Year: 1933
Signed: No
Medium: Serigraph
Paper Size: 125 x 93 inches ( 317.5 x 236.22 cm )
Image Size: 125 x 93 inches ( 317.5 x 236.22 cm )
Edition Size: Unknown
Framed: No
Condition: B-: Good Condition, Signs of Handling and Age

Additional Details: This exceptional original advertisement poster by the renowned A.M. Cassandre exemplifies the pinnacle of graphic design and advertising artistry from the 1930s. Cassandre, celebrated for his groundbreaking contributions to modern poster design, created this masterful piece as a stunning visual statement. What sets this poster apart is its monumental scale and unique composition—a collection of four separate panels, each measuring 62" x 46". When assembled, they form a complete image of approximately H: 125" x W: 93", making it an impressive and rare collector’s item. Printed by Alliance Graphique in Paris, this piece showcases Cassandre’s unparalleled ability to combine striking imagery with precise typography to create advertisements that transcend their commercial purpose and achieve lasting artistic value. This poster is not just an advertisement; it is a piece of 20th-century cultural history, illustrating the sophistication and elegance of advertising during the interwar period. Nothing comparable exists in the 21st century—modern advertisements rarely, if ever, achieve the same artistic and historical significance. Cassandre's work embodies the innovation and craftsmanship of a bygone era, making it a prized addition to any serious collection. Referenced in several authoritative texts, including: A.M. Cassandre peintre d'affiches (1948, page 75), Cassandre. Bibliothèque de l'Image (2005, page 72), A.M. Cassandre affiches arts graphiques théâtre (1985, page 54), Affichistes du Siècle (2000, page 48). This masterpiece is a rare opportunity to own a piece of art and advertising history, celebrated for its bold design and monumental scale. It remains a timeless symbol of the golden age of poster art and a testament to the enduring legacy of A.M. Cassandre.