Febo
Phébus c1898 por el pintor francés Henri Boulanger Gray (1858 – 1924); un diseñador de carteles e ilustrador.
Se trata de un cartel publicitario de finales del siglo XIX que combina la mitología griega y la tecnología de la época, depicting with a young nude female angel flying down from the heavens reaching down toward a wheel that seems to have a miniature engine attached to it, being illuminated by the light of the heavens.
There is a large three layer starburst that transition from blue to white with speckles of white throughout, that illuminates the scene and that extends beyond and below the angel, with cloud like structures around the back of the starburst that tapers off into the blue sky.
Over the starburst, in large bold fancy letters is the title of the poster, which is another name for the ancient God Apollo in Greco-Roman mythology and that is the God of oracles, healing, tiro al arco, music and arts, sunlight, knowledge, herds and flocks, and protection of the young.
Apollo is one of the Olympian Deities in Classical Greek and Roman Religion as well as Greek and Roman mythology; and is the son of Zeus (chief god and god of the sky) y Leto (la Titans Coeus y Phoebe, and the sister of Asteria), and the twin brother of Artemis, goddess of the hunt.
Finally in the scene is the word Paris; and the background of the poster is blue; and there are variations of the poster that have an aqua blue color background.
Esta es una reproducción de maestros antiguos de arte digital remasterizada de una imagen de dominio público que está disponible como Esta es una elegante chica de glamour art deco vintage..