The Ross Art Group Blog

Posters have always been 'for the people'. The reason for that is simple; posters are visual devices that quickly and effectively communicate a me...

Bidding in our online auctions can be a very exciting experience! Before placing your bids, we’d like to answer some of our most frequently asked ...

Today, we're pulling back the curtain a bit...   View this post on Instagram 👋🏻 Did you know we individually photog...

Stan Galli (1912- 2009) was one of the great poster artists of the American West. His realistic and faithful representation of whatever he was ta...

Many of our customers look forward to framing their new vintage poster, but are unsure of the steps needed  to ensure that their poster lasts anot...

A born-and-bred New Yorker, Glaser brought whimsy, color, and life to the shared worlds of graphic design and commercial art. His most iconic designs are a part of our shared visual narrative, like the "I <3 NY" logo he developed in 1977 to promote the state and city's rebirth.

The term "Original Vintage Poster" refers to the fact that the poster we are selling is from the time it was first created, and not a reproduction printed later.

"What does 'excellent condition' mean?" - This is hands down, one of the most commonly asked questions we hear from our clients. When shopping for Original Vintage Posters, there are a few key thing to know as a consumer...

The Sante Fe Railroad, 1895. Click here to see our entire collection of Original Vintage train posters. Historians often draw on the expansion ...

An old year ending and new year beginning calls for celebration! Drinking Champagne has been a New Year tradition for centuries, so we think it en...

“On the eleventh hour, of the eleventh day, of the eleventh month…” A Look Back on the History of Veteran’s Day Today we take a moment to reflec...

To many, Bernard Villemot (and his friend and fellow creator Raymond Savignac) represents the end of the age of the trained artist as poster desig...