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Caribbean | Martinique | Fort-de-France | Bright murals are a standout in Fort-de-France, the capital city of Martinique. They capture the vibe of the island beautifully.
Travel poster for New Zealand. With apologies to the artist of this poster who is unknown and to the current owner or distributor of the poster who is also unknown. No rights assumed.
Beijing is just so fascinating and thrilling to visit. But the air quality is so bad it is hard to be comfortable there for long. The purple haze in this poster is not far from the reality.
The creator of this poster is unknown and is not credited. No rights assumed.
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Nantes, pronounced "Nahnt", is a bustling city located at the mouth of the Loire River on the Atlantic Ocean. It is a transitional city with both French and Breton cultural elements. It is a major gateway to Bretagne (Brittany).
The creator of this poster is unknown and was not credited. No rights assumed.
The unique and official certified copy of the original design print created by Tes-Ted.
70cm x 50cm
115gsm Mat satin high quality poster paper
Certified by Hu2 Design
© Tes-Ted 2011
The Coloseum is depicted on this travel poster for Rome. The artist is unknown. Source: Pictorem. No rights assumed.
Pictorem offers a wide and nice variety of contemporary travel posters from around the world. Check out their site.
Rocamadour is located in south central France in the region called Occitanie. It is a site which simply should not be missed.
Pierre Commarmond, the creator of this poster, was born in Lyon, France in 1897 and died at the age of 86 in 1983. He began his art studies as a student of Karl Cartier followed by courses at the Galland workshop. Later, he worked at and organized poster exhibitions for tourism and the Chemins de Fer (railroad). The poster was distributed by Lucien Serre and Company in Paris. No rights assumed.