Emil Cardinaux, born in 1877, was a Swiss painter and poster artist. He became famous throughout the world for his poster art that illustrated his homeland perhaps more than any other.
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Posters designed by Emil Cardinaux in the early 20th century |
Cardinaux died in 1936 after a much lauded career creating illustrated books, mono cards, drawing caricatures and painting landscapes. But it was his 130 posters, mostly of his home country, that made Cardinaux famous especially his brilliant Zermatt poster from 1908.
Here below is a set of amazing posters designed by Emil Cardinaux in the early 20th century.
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Chocolat de Villars, 1905 |
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Bern, 1906 |
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PKZ - Burger & Zimmermann, 1908 |
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Zermatt, 1908 |
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Dolder Zürich - Dolderbahn Fahrplan, 1909 |
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Summer in the Grisons, Switzerland, 1909 |
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Jungfrau-Bahn, Berner Oberland, 1910 |
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PKZ - Moderne Herrenbekleidung, 1911 |
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Tonhalle Maskenball, Zürich, 1911 |
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Kunstsalon - Wolfsberg, 1913 |
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Rhätische Bahn, 1913 |
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Berna Kraftwagen, 1914 |
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Exposition Nationale Suisse, Berne, 1914 |
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Gotthard, Schweiz, 1914 |
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Salomé Cigarettes Orientales, Jean Sessler & Co., 1914 |
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Chur-Arosa-Bahn, 1915 |
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Automobiles Martini, Zurich, 1916 |
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Teppichhaus Schuster & Co, St. Gallen-Zürich, 1916 |
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Davos, 1918 |
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Grieder - Luzern, 1918 |
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St. Moritz, 1918 |
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Palace Hotel - St. Moritz, 1920 |
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Sihltal-Bahn, 1920 |
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Altwegg & Schwab, 1921 |
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Bider-Tag Schaufliegen Bern, 1921 |
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Frühling in der Schweiz, 1921 |
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L'Été en Suisse, 1921 |
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L'Hiver en Suisse, 1921 |
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Lötschberg Berne-Simplon, Switzerland, 1921 |
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Palace Hotel St. Moritz, 1921 |
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L'Automne en Suisse, 1921 |
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Nein, 1922 |
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Schweizerische Alpenposten, 1922 |
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Trümmelbach Schlucht, 1922 |
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Jungfrau Bahn Berner Oberland, Schweiz, 1924 |
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Schuster & Co., St. Gallen & Zürich, 1924 |
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IX Schweiz Ausstellung - (exhibition for Agriculture, Forestry and Horticulture), 1925 |
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Jungfrau Railway, Polar Dogs, 1925 |
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Jungfraubahn, circa 1925 |
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Bally Chaussures, 1927 |
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Bally Sportschuhe, 1928 |
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Jungfraubahn, 1928 |
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