By Jake Forsyth
Photograph of a turquoise Italian Vespa in front of a beige building and a big plant. Create an Italian spirit with this wall art. Perfect to add to the kitchen, living room or hallway. The print has a printed white margin that frames the design. Sizes 18x24" (46x61 cm) and 24x36" (61x91 cm) are printed on demand and will be delivered separately.
Anderson Design Group Established in 1993, Anderson Design Group started out producing CD and toy packaging, book covers, posters, and logos. In 2003, founder Joel Anderson began leading his artists to create work in the classic poster art styles from the early 20th century. Their first poster series was the Spirit of Nashville collection—a group of prints that celebrated the history and charm of their hometown. Over time, they morphed into an illustration and design studio with a poster gallery and printshop on the ground floor. Anderson Design Group is still small, but their collection continues to grow.
Mid-Century Poster Highlights: VespaIn 1955, the high-energy French actor and singer Gilbert Becaud released the hit song titled C’est Formidable! It was a perfect marketing opportunity for Vespa to create a hip poster campaign. The poster shows the singer nimbly mounting the scooter as if it were a skateboard (a recently minted pastime itself, at the publication of this poster). The background was equally hip, with Vespa’s patented pastel colors in asymmetrical, intersecting shapes that echo Mid-Century furniture design. Vespa, or Wasp in English, was named in 1946 for its narrow waist, high-pitched engine and antenna-like handlebar.
by D. Ambroisecirca 196032 W. x 47 H. inches (81 x 119 cm)$970.00Original Vintage poster featuring French singer Gilbert Becaud riding his Vespa scooter as he sings his famous song!
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