image by digit: Museum Series Posters

EMP Research Series

United Air Lines; New York; Stan Galli (late 1960s)

TWA; New York; (late 1950s, early 1960s)

Alitalia Airlines; New York (1960s)

TWA; New York; Gene Walther (1941)

Air France; New York-Paris; Alphonse de Hedin (1950s)

United Air Lines; New York; Joseph Feher (late 1940s)

Northwest Orient Airlines; late 1950s

A variety of Air Line posters from Virtual Poster Museum advertising travel to New York.

Design Museum in Denmark- by Vicky Andren

THE END OF THE EARTH in the Norwegian archipelago it´s now time for PETER FARAGO & INGELA KLEMETZ FARAGO`S touring exhibition of NORTHERN WOMEN IN CHANEL to move on. Farango Publishing

Collection of the museum of propaganda

"Symmetry, Art, & Illusion" at the Museum of Math; Scott Kim;

Ragtime the musical; South Bend Civi Theatre award winning poster; ted manier director

South bend Museum of Art

Richard Goodall Gallery present the 2007 The Decemberists European Tour Poster Series

Valdez Museum 2012 blog artist

Illustrator Christopher Versackas and The L Magazine have teamed up to bring us the Summer Blockbuster Season at the Museum, with a collection of illustrations of the summer’s must-see museum exhibitions redone as quirky movie posters 2011

Museum series posters

This series of posters were done by Dan Herwig for the Eisner Museum of Advertising and Design in Milwaukee, WI. I think they're a great concept for showing the design variety of the Trek brand of bike. This series was used in the entrance of the museum, so I also posted an image of them in use to show the effectiveness of the series.

Museum Posters Research

The first five I chose were posters for the Sex In Design In Sex exhibit that was being held at the Museum of Sex in New York back in 2008. I've been in love with these posters since I first saw them back in 08' when I was NY. There is just something to simple and conceptual to each of these posters that drives me to them before many of the other museum posters. I just absolutely love the humor and wittiness behind each of these. Very awesome!

The next museum poster I chose is Christopher Versackas' Hello My Name Is Francis poster which was for the MoMA back in 2011. I just love EVERYTHING about this illustration. I mean, like, I am this close to printing it out and hanging it on my wall to look at every minute of my life. SERIOUSLY. Okay, well, sort of.

This Geologie poster is just an absolute favorite of mine. The conceptualization behind it all just oh my god gives me the butterflies. Even though I have no idea where this even is or what language is even being spoken, I love love LOVE this. Claude Kuhn is just ab absolutely amazing designer. Below are some other museum illustrations that have that simple conceptually based idea with amazing color palettes!