During the second half of the 19th century, the development of transportation enabled a strong increase in tourism in Europe. Timetables decorated with small black and white engravings were displayed in railway stations.
As early as 1890, the railway companies put up the first real travel posters, inviting travellers to visit historical sites and bucolic landscapes.
Hugo d’Alési was the most prolific creator of travel posters during the Belle Epoque. Working in a similar style, Henri Tanconville also designed a series of travel posters.
At the turn of the century, a different approach to travel posters emerged - from then on, a single image with shorter text became the norm.
From the 1920s. Poster artists abandoned the romanticism and arabesques of the Art Nouveau style in favour of geometric and monumental forms borrowed from Cubism and Futurism and embraced the Art Deco style.
For earlier works see parts 1 - 5 also.
This is part 6 of and 7-part series on French Travel Posters:
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1961 Visitez les Gorges de la Loire SNCF artist: Jean Jacquelin  | 
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| 1962 Air France, grande-bretagne  artist: Guy Georget  | 
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| 1962 Air France, proche-orient  artist: Guy Georget  | 
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| 1962 Cagnes sur Mer  artist: Jean Luc  | 
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| 1962 Côte d' Azur  artist: Pablo Picasso  | 
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| 1962 Nice, Soleil Fleurs  artist: Marc Chagall  | 
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| 1962 Paris SNCF (artist unknown)  | 
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| c1962 Palais Méditerranne Nice  artist: Camille Hilaire  | 
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| 1963 Air France, espagne  artist: Guy Georget  | 
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| 1963 Air France, italie  artist: Guy Georget  | 
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| 1963 Air France, Allemagne  artist: Jacques Nathan-Garamond  | 
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| 1963 Paris SNCF  artist: Bernard Buffet  | 
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| 1963 Visitez La Côte d'Azur (artist unknown)  | 
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| 1964 Air France, the caribbean  artist: Jacques Nathan-Garamond  | 
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| 1964 Air France, Chili  artist: Jacques Nathan-Garamond  | 
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| 1964 Paris  artist: Marcel Gromaire  | 
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| 1965 Air France  artist: Jacques Nathan-Garamond  | 
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| 1965 Air France, French Riviera  artist: Guy Georget  | 
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| 1965 Nice, France - Côte d'Azur  artist: Henri Matisse  | 
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| 1966 Les Alpes, trains et autocars SNCF  artist: Jean Jacquelin  | 
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| 1966 Messageries Maritimes  artist: Jean Desaleux  | 
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| 1967 je voyage gratuitement...  avec les lots kilomètres SNCF artist: Damien Clavé  | 
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| 1967 Provence  Chemins de Fer Français artist: Yves Brayer  | 
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| 1967 USA, Air France  artist: Georges Mathieu  | 
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| 1967 Visitez le Val de Loire  artist: Bernard Villemot  | 
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| 1968 Allemagne, Air France  artist: Georges Mathieu  | 
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| 1968 Canada, Air France  artist: Georges Mathieu  | 
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| 1968 France, Air France  artist: Georges Mathieu  | 
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| 1968 France, le parc national de la Vanoise Alpes de Savoie artist Samival (Paul Gayet-Tancrède)  | 
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| 1968 Grèce, Air France  artist: Georges Mathieu  | 
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| 1968 Inde, Air France  artist: Georges Mathieu  | 
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| 1968 Israël, Air France  artist: Georges Mathieu  | 
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| 1968 Italie, Air France  artist: Georges Mathieu  | 
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| 1969 Alpes, Ferrovie Francesi  artist: Salvador Dali  | 
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| 1969 Alsace  artist: Salvador Dali  | 
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| 1969 Auvergne  artist: Salvador Dali  | 
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| 1969 Croisieres, Etoiles du Sud  design: Berny & Peignot  | 
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| 1969 Normandie  artist: Salvador Dali  | 
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| 1969 Paris  artist: Salvador Dali  | 
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| 1969 Roussillon  artist: Salvador Dali  | 
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| c1970 Corse  artist: Roger Favarel  | 
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| c1970 France, Rhônes-Alpes  artist: Georges Mathieu  | 
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| c1970 France, Rhônes-Alpes artist: Georges Mathieu  | 
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| c1970 France, Rhônes-Alpes artist: Georges Mathieu  | 
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| c1970 Savoie, Mont-Blanc, France  artist: Martine Bachet  | 




























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