Motorcycles and Scooters (21 - 30)

Peugeot                   motorcycle rider                   on a road amidst                   rock outcroppings.Enlarge

Peugeot motorcycle rider on a road amidst rock outcroppings.

As he rounds a bend on his seaside tour, the speeding motorcyclist takes his gaze off the road in order to look the viewer straight in the eye, almost daring anyone to challenge him on the quality of his alabaster ride or his matching sense of fashion. The design makes excellent use of the shape of the rocks, echoing them in the offshore outcropping and even in the clouds puffing about the horizon, as well as the artist's magnificent choice of colors. See Peugeot motorcycle rider on a road amidst rock outcroppings. enlarged or framed.

One                   of the first                   posters created                   for the celebrated                   Genevese make                   of motorcycles.Enlarge

One of the first posters created for the celebrated Genevese make of motorcycles.

Quite simply, a beautiful poster, romantic to a fault, breathtaking to the extreme and noble beyond compare, the sort of epic cinematic scope one might associate with Gone With The Wind, but not with a motorbike firm regardless of the quality of the product. Switzerland had some twenty motorcycle manufacturing companies, starting in 1899, the year in which Motosacoche was founded. Henri and Armand Dufaux started out producing small engine for bicycles, but devoted themselves almost immediately to the production of motorcycles and engines of 250cc to 1000cc, under the MAG trademark. In the early part of the century, horsepower was related to engine size, usually for tax reasons. To the 350cc V twin engine on this motorcycle was credited with 3 hp. Such was the racing success of this motorcycle, however, that the power output can safely be put at between 10 and 12 horsepower, an astonishing figure for that time. See One of the first posters created for the celebrated Genevese make of motorcycles. enlarged or framed.

Motos                   Peugeot 1928                   Charle LicasEnlarge

Motos Peugeot 1928 Charle Licas

Speeding Peugeot motorcycle leaves a streak, the colors of the flag of France. The zooming motorcycle is only a dark blur, but being a French make, it leaves a blue, white and red streak in its wake––a very simple, yet imaginative way to inject a nationalistic tone into the design. Although previously offered as the work of an anonymous hand, the posters inclusion in the above reference material has let us to identify the designer as Marton, an artist employed by the DAM agency between 1928 and 1931. See Motos Peugeot 1928 Charle Licas enlarged or framed.

Vintage Harley Davidson Motorcycles Giclee PrintEnlarge

Vintage Harley Davidson Motorcycles Giclee Print

This is a fine art giclee print of a vintage Harley Davidson Motorcycles advertising poster from 1910. It features a the caption "Always a Trusty Friend". See Vintage Harley Davidson Motorcycles Giclee Print enlarged or framed.

Harley Davidson Knucklehead Art PrintEnlarge

Harley Davidson Knucklehead Art Print

This is a fine art giclee print of an original vintage Harley - Davidson Motorcycles advertising poster for the Knucklehead. See Harley Davidson Knucklehead Art Print enlarged or framed.

T.T. von Bern, c.1938 Ernst Ruprecht                   SwitzerlandEnlarge

T.T. von Bern, c.1938 Ernst Ruprecht Switzerland

In addition to the dynamic, speed-blurred works he created for Swiss motorcycle races, evidenced in this poster, Ruprecht also executed some mural work for various public buildings, and taught graphic arts at the Industrial Arts Department of Technikum, a technical schol in Biel, a fair-sized town to the north of Bern.T.T. von Bern, c.1938 See T.T. von Bern, c.1938 Ernst Ruprecht Switzerland enlarged or framed.

Vintage HArley Davidson Economy Of Motorcycles ad Giclee Art PrintEnlarge

Vintage HArley Davidson Economy Of Motorcycles ad Giclee Art Print

This is a rare giclee print of a vintage HArley Davidson Motorcycles advertising poster with the caption "Harley Davidson Motorcycles , The Economy Of The Motorcycle". See Vintage HArley Davidson Economy Of Motorcycles ad Giclee Art Print enlarged or framed.

1935 German Nurburgring Race Poster Vintage Giclee Fine Art PrintEnlarge

1935 German Nurburgring Race Poster Vintage Giclee Fine Art Print

This is a fine art giclee print by Alfred Hieri. Hieri created many other racing posters during the 1930's. This one features a day of races at the famous Nurburgring, south of Cologne loacated in the Eifel hills. See 1935 German Nurburgring Race Poster Vintage Giclee Fine Art Print enlarged or framed.

Vintage Black and White Harley Davidson Photograph Giclee PrintEnlarge

Vintage Black and White Harley Davidson Photograph Giclee Print

This is a rare reproduction of a vintage black and white photograph of a man and his wife in the Harley Davidson for Motorcycle sidecar . It was an advertising photo poster featuring a man and woman having a great time riding through the country side getting a "Kick out of Life" with thier new Harley Davidson from the 1920's. See Vintage Black and White Harley Davidson Photograph Giclee Print enlarged or framed.

1931                   Ernst Ruprecht                   SwitzerlandEnlarge

1931 Ernst Ruprecht Switzerland

Motorcycle and rider streak across the frame. This brilliant dynamic design for a motorcycle race is the work of a graphic artist who specialized in sports and musical events. This design was so impressive that it was used again the following year; it was also done in at least two formats, of which this is the smaller one. See 1931 Ernst Ruprecht Switzerland enlarged or framed.

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