1971 Original Swissair Travel Poster, Fields in Solothurn (Switzerland) Ernest Maindron thanks to some handy information

thanks to some handy information brought in by Cognac Martell (then the owner of the Grand Marque)

gold and silk

About this Poster: A poster highlighting a scene in the the sixteenth century from the Codex of Behen in the Jagellonian Library of Krakow

Printed in Paris by the Library de L'Art Ancient et Moderne and clearly inspired by Klinger's fascination with Aubrey Beardsley

1971 Original Swissair Travel Poster, Fields in Solothurn (Switzerland) Ernest Maindron thanks to some handy informationDate: 1971 Size: 21. 5 x 18. 5 inches Artist: Emil Schulthess + Hans Frei About The Poster: This poster is part of an extensive series produced by Emil Schulthess and Hans Frei for Swissair in 1971. For each destination, the graphic designers included an aerial view of a landmark in the destination country and a minimum of text, leading to an unforgettable image (and hopefully a desire to travel!). We just love this series. Poster is in overall very