Parapluies Revel poster by Leonetto Cappiello, 1922

This advertising poster reproduction illustrates the famous campaign for Revel umbrellas, created by poster artist Leonetto Cappiello in 1922. The visual composition is distinguished by an intense yellow background against which three silhouettes holding open black umbrellas stand out. The chromatic contrast between deep black, touches of orange, and ocher yellow creates a powerful graphic dynamic, typical of visual studies of the era aiming for immediate impact.

Fully embodying the Art Deco movement, this plate testifies to Cappiello's talent for the synthesis of forms. The artist breaks with naturalism to favor a streamlined aesthetic and clear visual hierarchy, where the product becomes a graphic icon. This work is an important milestone in early 20th-century French editorial and advertising history.

Intended for lovers of graphic arts and vintage illustrations, this reproduction allows one to rediscover a classic of European poster art. It integrates into a documentary collection or as an interior decoration element, offering historical perspective on the craftsmanship of interwar poster artists.