Coca-Cola posters
Early depictions of 1920s-era flappers, toasting life with ice-cold Coca-Cola, were used on calendars and serving trays, 1924. Images courtesy of Coca-Cola
“Out Fishin’,” the first of six paintings by the American artist Norman Rockwell for Coca-Cola, debuted on the company calendar, 1935.
The sultry “Lady in Red” advertisement from Brazil, 1950.
Coca-Cola printed a poster of the R&B great James Brown, 1970.
A Pop Art Coca-Cola bottle advertisement from Sydney, Australia, 1998
all pictures of above from T magazine blog of N.Y times.com
Coca-Cola links up with British artist and illustrator James Jarvis. Together they present a series of limited edition Coca-Cola cans, celebrating the 125th anniversary of the beverage brand. Overall there will be 6 different cans by James Jarvis. Unfortunately we cannot tell you yet, where and when these will be out.
James Jarvis x Coca-Cola 125th Anniversary cans picture from highsnobiety.com
