Created in 1931 by Adolphe Mouron, known as Cassandre (1901-1968), this iconic advertisement poster highlights the maritime crossings between Calais and Dover, connecting France and England. It depicts a sailor seen from behind, holding an anchor in his right hand, symbolizing the robustness and reliability of the maritime services of the time. With his characteristic Art Deco style, Cassandre uses a bold geometric composition where streamlined shapes and contrasting color blocks enhance the modern and functional nature of the message. The clear and striking typography complements this work, emphasizing the efficiency and prestige of the cross-channel crossings. This official poster is published under license © Cassandre * This is a reissue of an advertisement poster created by Adolphe Mouron, known as Cassandre * Each poster has a dry stamp at the bottom right attesting to its authenticity * ONEART © www.cassandre.fr APPROVAL 2023-05-19-01 By the ESTATE OF A.M.CASSANDRE * Art edition poster printed on 200g matte Hahnemühle paper * Available in 2 sizes: 30x40cm and 50x70cm * Made in France: our posters are artisanally printed in our workshop in Fontainebleau * To limit stock, each poster is printed on demand