Clandestine Perfume by Razzia

This commanding poster for Guy Laroche's Clandestine perfume represents Razzia at the height of his powers as the premier Art Deco revival poster artist. The composition is a masterclass in geometric drama: two towering teal spires frame a mysterious woman whose porcelain skin, knowing gaze, and crimson lips emerge from angular black and jewel-toned forms. Her white-gloved hand gestures with deliberate elegance, while the amber perfume bottle glows like captured sunlight in the lower corner. Razzia, born Gérard Courbouleix-Dénériaz, pioneered a distinctive style that merged the geometric sophistication of 1920s poster art with contemporary airbrushed technique. His work for luxury brands brought Art Deco aesthetics to a new generation, and this poster exemplifies why major fashion houses sought his vision. The rich cobalt background, punctuated by magenta and gold accents, creates an atmosphere of nocturnal glamour perfectly suited to the perfume's evocative name. A standout piece for collectors of French advertising art, fashion ephemera, or anyone seeking a bold statement that transforms any space with its confident elegance. Size: 69.0" x 47.0" Artist: Razzia (Gérard Courbouleix-Dénériaz) Condition: Good to Very Good, Age-appropriate wear, fading and toning. Conservation mounted on linen. Original deep horizontal fold lines been restored. Various areas of color restoration along folds. Small repaired tears. Areas of horizontal scuffing in lower left. Small areas of background scuffing. gave been Please use the photo zoom feature to get a better understanding of overall condition. *Additional photos available upon request.