Wimbledon Tennis Art Deco Poster – Cédric des Lauriers

Two player silhouettes stand out against a grass oval, dominated by cobalt blue, ochre yellow and ivory black.

Since 1877, Wimbledon has been the oldest tennis tournament, played at the All England Club always on grass, making the grass court its defining feature. The Elizabeth Tower and Big Ben serve here as a recognisable urban landmark in the city skyline in the background. The Art Deco movement favoured sharp geometric forms and upper-case typography, codes that the poster deliberately echoes. Cédric des Lauriers is the author.

Printed on fine art paper 275 g/m², matte finish of museum quality; FSC-certified paper. Available in several formats (30x40 to 70x100), optional wood frame: oak, black or white. EU delivery.

Hang above a console in the entrance hall or in a long corridor.

• Paper: fine art 275 g/m²
• Matte finish, museum quality
• Wood frame optional: oak, black, white

This poster is part of the Tennis and Sport collection. In the same spirit: Tennis Madrid Art Deco. Cédric des Lauriers. Also read: Roland-Garros, a century of posters.