Vintage car poster "Peugeot 1930" - GIR - High Definition - matte paper 230gr/m²
- High Definition digital file (300 dpi).
- High quality paper (>230g/m²).
- 3mm overhang on the poster for an elegant look.
- 24/48 hour shipping - perfectly packaged and protected.
- Frame not included (optional).
A high definition reproduction of the advertising poster " Peugeot 1930 - all tested in Montlhéry " produced by the artist GIR (André Girard)
It was in 1896 that Armand Peugeot create the Peugeot automobile limited company. After having Type 1 built in 1889, a steam tricycle driven by a boiler designed by Léon Serpollet, he noted that only the oil engine could build a reliable and light car.
About this poster :
- Name of the Poster: Peugeot 1930
- Illustrator: "GIR" - André Girard (1883-1941)
- Year of publication: 1930
The Poster Vintage opinion : a modern style for the time and very dynamic - Peugeot cars were flying at full speed, notably the 201 which was very successful and helped limit the effects of the Stock Market Crash of 1929.
Quality Vintage Poster
Poster Vintage is a French company specializing in medium and large format prints (up to 84x110cm) in high definition .
All poster sizes are printed at 300 dpi to offer you impeccable quality .
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