Terrot Dijon Motorcycle c.1922 by Robert Gazay | Vintage French Motorcycle & Bicycle Advertising Poster

Terrot Dijon Motorcycle c.1922 by Robert Gazay | Vintage French Motorcycle & Bicycle Advertising Poster

Framed Canvas / Black Floater Frame / 12x18
$149.97
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Terrot Dijon Motorcycle c.1922 by Robert Gazay | Vintage French Motorcycle & Bicycle Advertising Poster

Terrot Dijon Motorcycle c.1922 by Robert Gazay | Vintage French Motorcycle & Bicycle Advertising Poster

$149.97
Sale price  $149.97 Regular price  $199.99
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Terrot Dijon Motorcycle – A Dynamic Robert Gazay Motoring Poster

Celebrate the strength, innovation, and exhilaration of early French motorcycling with Terrot Dijon Motorcycle, a spectacular circa 1922 advertising poster by artist Robert Gazay.

Created for the historic Terrot motorcycle manufacturer of Dijon, France, this imaginative composition features a red-haired woman riding a bicycle at speed while effortlessly lifting a golden motorcycle above her head. Her flowing white clothing and windswept hair create a powerful sense of forward movement against the swirling cobalt-blue background.

The dramatic contrast between the lightweight bicycle below and the substantial motorized machine held overhead cleverly connects Terrot’s heritage in bicycle production with the company’s growing reputation for motorcycles. The woman’s confident pose transforms her into an allegorical figure of strength, progress, and modern mobility.

Gazay’s bold use of exaggerated scale, vivid color, theatrical movement, and simplified forms gives the poster an unforgettable visual identity. The golden motorcycle appears almost luminous against the deep blue field, while the flowing red TERROT lettering anchors the composition and reinforces the brand’s energetic personality.

With its brilliant blue, gold, red, white, black, and green palette, this distinctive vintage poster makes an exceptional statement piece for garages, workshops, offices, studies, showrooms, man caves, living rooms, and motorcycle or cycling-inspired interiors.

Why Collectors Love This Print

  • Artwork by French artist Robert Gazay
  • Created for the historic Terrot company of Dijon
  • Authentic 1920s French motorcycle advertising
  • Features a detailed golden vintage motorcycle
  • Dynamic female cyclist symbolizes strength and progress
  • Clever connection between bicycles and motorcycles
  • Dramatic cobalt-blue background with bold color
  • Powerful sense of speed and forward movement
  • Unusual depiction of a woman in early motoring advertising
  • Ideal for garages, workshops, offices, and motorcycle collections

Available Print & Display Options

Available in multiple sizes and premium display formats, including:

  • Fine Art Prints
  • Framed Fine Art Prints
  • Gallery-Wrapped Canvas
  • Black Floater Frame Canvas
  • White Floater Frame Canvas
  • Brown Floater Frame Canvas
  • Natural Floater Frame Canvas
  • Metal Prints

Each reproduction is made to order using high-resolution printing designed to preserve the rich cobalt-blue background, luminous golden motorcycle, vivid red hair, flowing white clothing, bold lettering, and energetic movement of the historic original.

Artwork Details

Title: Terrot Dijon Motorcycle

Artist: Robert Gazay

Date: c.1922

Advertiser: Terrot

Location: Dijon, France

Product: Motorcycle

Genre: Vintage Motorcycle Advertising Poster

Subject: Motorcycle, Female Cyclist, Strength & Modern Transportation

Period: 1920s

Style: Early Art Deco / Transportation Advertising Art

Primary Colors: Blue, Gold, Red, White, Black, Green

Orientation: Vertical / Portrait

Disclaimer

This artwork is a Museum Grade Reproduction of a Historical advertising poster and is offered solely for its artistic, historical, decorative, and collectible value. Yesterday’s Posters is an independent seller of reproduction wall art and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the original advertiser or any current rights holder.

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