1940s Radiola French Art Deco Poster - René Ravo (Grand 158x116 cm, Linen-Backed)

Original c.1940s French Art Deco advertising poster for Radiola, designed by René Ravo. A neon-bright troubadour strums a banjo with lightning-bolt strings under “TSF – Toutes les nuances musicales” and “Radiola – Le Troubadour de la Radio.” Striking grand format (158×116 cm / 62×45.6 in) that lights up music rooms, studios, and modern interiors.

• Artist: René Ravo (1904–1998)
• Year: c.1940s
• Size: 158 × 116 cm (62 × 45.6 in)
• Printing: Stone lithograph; Courbet, Paris
• Country: France
• Condition: B+ / Very Good — professionally linen-backed, with minor edge tears/creases and two small repaired tears (bottom-right margin; top-center). Presents beautifully.
• Authenticity: Original mid-century printing (not a reproduction). Certificate of Authenticity included.

Why it’s special: Ravo’s air-brushed glow, musical glyphs and electric motifs capture radio’s golden age—TSF brought “every musical shade” into homes, and Radiola became a household name. The deep black ground and saturated color make this a true statement piece, especially at this grand poster size.

Shipping & guarantee: Ships rolled in a heavy-duty archival tube, fully insured. Packed with care; COA included.