Marseille Clay Court Match 1930s - Art Deco Poster
Marseille Clay Court Match 1930s - Art Deco Poster
The eye settles first on the brick-red clay court, the white baseline and the basilica silhouette, with emerald green reserved for the stands as a counterpoint.
1930s, Marseille. The image uses the basilica Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde as silhouette, the city's symbol dominating the horizon. The aesthetic belongs to the Art Deco travel posters of the interwar period, with a title in sans-serif capitals. The clay surface, made of crushed brick, explains the choice of vermilion and terracotta in the palette.
Printed on fine art paper 275 g/m2, matte museum finish, FSC-certified, printed in France or Europe. Epson UltraChrome pigment inks, colour fastness tested up to 100 years indoors (ISO 18937). Solid oak frame optional, matte black or white, made in Europe and delivered assembled with anti-reflective acrylic glass. EU shipping 3-6 business days, reinforced tube for unframed or wooden crate for frames.
Hang above a console in an entrance, or on an emerald green wall to bring out the reds.
- Paper: fine art 275 g/m2, matte, margins included
- Inks: Epson UltraChrome, colour fastness 100 years (ISO 18937)
- Sizes: 30x40, 50x70, 70x100 cm
- Framing: solid oak, matte black or white, anti-reflective acrylic glass