This original antique lithographic poster, designed in 1922 by Salvador Bartolozzi, stands as one of the finest examples of Art Deco poster design in Seville and a true masterpiece of historic Spanish poster art. Created to promote Seville’s Spring Festivals, including Holy Week and the April Fair, the poster embodies elegance, modernity and visual sophistication, making it a landmark piece within vintage Andalusian poster art.
Bartolozzi, a key figure in early 20th-century illustration and graphic design, successfully translated the aesthetics of contemporary fashion and modern glamour into commercial poster art. The composition centres on a strikingly elegant female figure, dressed in a sober yet refined flamenco outfit, representing the confident and empowered femininity of the 1920s.
The black Manila shawl, rendered with exceptional detail, showcases the artist’s technical mastery: each brushstroke evokes the richness of embroidered fabric and enhances the figure’s poised, self-assured stance. The balanced and refined composition harmoniously blends tradition and modernity, establishing this work as one of the highest expressions of Art Deco in Sevillian poster design.
This large-format original poster, linen-backed and accompanied by certified authenticity, is a rare and highly decorative work. Timeless in its appeal, it represents a luxury art piece for those seeking exclusive artworks with strong historical, aesthetic and decorative value. Ideal for collectors, art lovers and interior designers alike, it brings character, elegance and cultural depth to any space.
Features:
- Year: 1922
- Author: Salvador Bartolozzi
- Size: 200 x 150 cm
- Condition: A- Linen-backed
Certified and exclusive piece for vintage poster collectors.