Paris Travel Poster: Notre-Dame and the Seine by Roger de Valerio, 1937 old roman road map Relief illustrated using hachures for

Relief illustrated using hachures for a three-dimensional terrain effect

creating a visual spectacle that is as informative as it is aesthetically pleasing

particularly the traditional pork pie

immortalizing a significant historical event with both aesthetic and educational value

Chapel-en-le-Frith (AD 1225): The highest market town in England

Paris Travel Poster: Notre-Dame and the Seine by Roger de Valerio, 1937 old roman road map Relief illustrated using hachures forParis, dit par les grands rseaux de chemins de fer franais by Roger de Valerio (1937) is a quintessential Art Deco travel poster that captures the grace and allure of the French capital at twilight. Designed at the height of interwar optimism, it celebrates Paris as both a historic city and a modern destination connected by an efficient rail network. De Valerio composes the scene around the silhouette of Notre Dame on the le de la Cit, where smooth