Beautiful vintage advertisement for the famous "Le Rouge Baiser" lipstick brand, featuring an elegant and typically Art Deco composition. The illustration depicts two birds kissing under a glass cloche, an evocative symbol of the product, in a refined palette and a very well-executed graphic layout. The mention "Calculé à Paris par Paul Baudecroux" and the signature Pfix-Masseau enhance the appeal of this piece, which is both advertising and artistic, emblematic of 1930s aesthetics.
✦ Provenance: France ✦ Estimated era: Circa 1940 ✦ Dimensions: 31 x 23.5 cm ✦ Material: Printed paper (probably extracted from a magazine) ✦ Condition: Very good condition with slight signs of age, paper well preserved.
An iconic graphic composition of French cosmetic advertising, sought after for elegant decoration or a collection focused on Art Deco and beauty.
