Description
The Golden Age of European Design
This is Hypsos’ stunning Spa Orangina poster from around 1936—a genuine artifact of the moment when European advertising transformed into high art. This isn’t just a commercial promotion; it’s a window into the elegance and optimism of the 1930s, when graphic design possibilities felt boundless.
Art Deco Perfection
Everything about this composition sings with Art Deco sensibility. The woman’s profile, rendered in warm tones against that luminous green background, commands immediate attention. She holds a glass of Orangina with the poise of someone celebrating refinement and pleasure. And there’s the iconic bulb-shaped bottle—Orangina’s distinctive silhouette—rendered with sculptural beauty. The color harmony is extraordinary: oranges, golds, blues, and greens create visual music without a single note out of place.
Historical Significance
Orangina was introduced in France in the mid-1930s as a revolutionary soft drink—natural, unusual, unapologetically French. This poster captures that moment of introduction perfectly, positioning the brand as sophisticated rather than ordinary. Today, original examples from this era are exceptionally rare, especially in the pristine condition of this piece.
Collector’s Dream
At 46″ x 63″, this commanding format transforms any space. Vibrant, unfaded colors. Sharp detail throughout. Expertly linen-backed for archival preservation and ready to frame. This is an original lithograph—not a reproduction. Comes with Certificate of Authenticity from The Vintage Poster, IVPDA-certified dealer.
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