Fly Round South America

Year: 1959
Artist: Aaron Fine
Size: 42 x 28
Method: Lithograph
 
With the approach of the jet age, Pan American gave way to Pan Am, and Aaron Fine was hired to illustrate a dozen posters. All are destination posters except for one which advertized Pan Am's Cargo Service, a growing business opportunity in the jet age. This would be the last series of Pan Am posters to be designed by a named illustrator.
 
The posters bring a mid-century modern cartoonish style to aviation art which helped them stand apart as new and fresh and different at the time that Pan Am was leading the way into the future with the first commercial jet service. 
 
These posters capture the essence of mid-century modern and are in high demand -- they have stood the test of time. Minor print variation exists (e.g. Italy, London and Paris).