Printed by the French State Railway, this poster advertises travel to the more than three-hundred castles and other historic architectural feats which occupy the bank of France's Loire river. With immense historical significance, these castles served as the backdrop for the French Revolution during the 18th century and as military command centers during World War I. The poster illustrates a grand castle and its distorted reflection on the Loire river.

Artist: J. Jacquelin

Printer: Hubert Baillie & Cie, Paris

Year: 1956

Condition: Very good.

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