This colour lithographic advertising board, originally designed as a rigid support for a yearly calender (1932), is an exceptional piece of antique Spanish advertising from the 1930s.
The illustration features a distinct Art Déco style, depicting a woman dressed in traditional Andalusian fashion—complete with a large red peineta (comb), mantón (shawl), and a polka-dot dress (lunares)—who raises her face towards a coffee plant branch laden with fruit. The scene fuses elegance, exoticism, and a vibrant decorative sense, creating an evocative visual link between Andalusian tradition and the origin of coffee.
This vintage advertising poster for Cafés Tostados La Colombiana is a highly valued collectible item due to its rarity and Art Déco aesthetic. It is essential for calendar collectors, antique poster enthusiasts, and lovers of Spanish graphic art from the pre-war period.
Features:
- Year: 1932
- Author: R. Izquierdo
- Size: 47 x 24 cm
- Condition: A
Certified and exclusive piece for vintage poster collectors.