Ever wondered what secrets lie hidden beneath a wooden floor? Galerie 123’s story begins in 1977 with a surprising discovery. Jean-Daniel Clerc stumbled upon vintage posters, tucked away as insulation. These Renault Grand Sport posters sparked a passion. This passion led to the creation of Galerie 123 in Geneva in 1983. Galerie 123 is more than just a gallery. It’s a testament to the artistry of vintage posters. Jean-Daniel Clerc, a literature graduate turned poster enthusiast, recognized the historical value of these often-discarded pieces. Galerie 123 houses an impressive collection of original vintage posters. The collection covers diverse themes, from travel and tourism to product advertising. Galerie 123 showcases the evolution of graphic design over 150 years. The gallery boasts one of the world’s most significant collections of Swiss posters. This collection highlights innovations like photomontage, Sachplakat (Hyperrealism), and the International Swiss Style. Galerie 123 also holds enamel plates, advertising objects, and even scale models of airliners. The gallery’s website serves as a global resource, with thousands of digitized poster images. Beyond commerce, Galerie 123 actively preserves this graphic heritage through meticulous research and analysis. The gallery’s story is a reminder of the beauty and historical significance found in the most unexpected places. Galerie 123 invites you to explore the vibrant world of vintage posters and discover the stories they tell.
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Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to