Calvi Beach - Roger Broders - 1928 - Art Deco Poster

This reproduction of a tourist poster, created by Roger Broders in 1928 for the Paris-Lyon-Mediterranean Railway Company (PLM), showcases Calvi Beach in Corsica. The poster, in an Art Deco style, is distinguished by its bright blocks of color, which enhance the visual impact and summer atmosphere.

In the foreground, a bather in a black swimsuit occupies the central space, with a bright orange bath towel draped over her shoulders, adding a touch of dynamism and contrast. The bather's simple, elegant silhouette immediately captures attention, symbolizing the pleasure of swimming and relaxation by the sea.

In the background, the beach stretches with crystal-clear water and golden sand, while the town of Calvi, with its characteristic white buildings, looms over the hill, adding depth to the composition. The palette of bright, contrasting colors, characteristic of the Art Deco style, conveys the energy and beauty of the place while creating a harmonious balance between natural and human elements.

This poster is a perfect example of 1920s graphic art, which sought to capture the essence of idyllic destinations in a stylized and visually striking way. Ideal for lovers of retro design and Mediterranean vacations, this print brings a touch of freshness and elegance to any space.