Thursday 30 october from 11:00 to 12:00

Guided tour of the exhibition "Bon voyage ! Tourist posters from the early XXth century".

Name: Guided tour of the exhibition "Bon voyage ! Tourist posters from the early XXth century".
Start: 2025-10-23
End: 2025-10-30
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Modern/contemporary art
Visual/graphic arts

La Cure, 15 avenue du mont Paccard, 74170 Saint-Gervais-les-Bains

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Through a selection of tourist posters from the late 19th and 1st half of the 20th century, this tour highlights the work of poster artists such as Broders and Dorival.
Bookings must be made before 6pm the day before by calling 04 50 47 78 95.

This exhibition of posters, drawn from La Cure's permanent collection, also looks at the graphic, aesthetic and advertising issues surrounding the railways and the first paid holidays, whose histories are intrinsically linked.

With works by Géo Dorival, Roger Broders, Georges Meunier and others.