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This poster is sepia toned with bold black-and-white writing at the bottom, as well as a tiny map of France. The photograph takes up the majority of the page.The photograph contains a view of a serene canal with a man boating down it. The river is framed by trees and in the background a gothic church is shown.

Vendome L'Eglise de la Trinité Poster

France, c. 1950

39 x 24 in (99 x 61 cm)

ID #ROLLDWN53A-L-04

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This sepia-toned travel poster was part of a series done to promote tourism across all the regions of France. L'Eglise de la Trinite (Trinity Abbey) is a Benedectian monastery from 1035 located in Vendome, France. It is known for its stunning gothic architecture and is one of the many historical structures in the Loir-et-Cher department of France. Pictured in front of the Abbey is an idyllic River scene with two kids playing in the packground and a man paddling his boat down the river. This is "Vue du Loir," a tributary from the Sarthe.

Artist: Kollar

Printer: S. F. I. P. E., Paris

Year: c. 1950

Condition: Decent, tear on the left side as well as much smaller tear on the righ side. Would benefit from linen-backing

This poster can be linen-backed on canvas for an additional charge. Please email postermuseum@gmail.com for more information.

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