Created in 1934 by Swiss poster artist Jacomo Müller, this luminous composition perfectly embodies the visual language of 20th-century Swiss tourism advertising. It celebrates Leysin, one of the most prestigious Alpine health resorts of its time, where clean air, sunshine, and mountain therapy attracted thousands of visitors.

The central figure, a stylized female silhouette bursting toward the sky—radiates vitality and renewal. Backed by bold sunrays and Alpine peaks, this striking image conveys a promise of rejuvenation through altitude, light, and movement.
 
Height: 99.6 cm
Width: 68.5 cm
 
Good vintage condition.