Soviet Union Travel Poster: By Air to USSR by Intourist, 1934 Size:33x50in (84x127cm) the gentle ridges rippling through

the gentle ridges rippling through the northeast

marking a period of significant geographic change and development in Northumberland

The Essequibo River: The largest river in Guyana

This exquisite artwork is a testament to Vermeer's mastery in portraying the subtle interplay of light and shadow

Sirhowy Valley: A picturesque valley near Abertillery

Soviet Union Travel Poster: By Air to USSR by Intourist, 1934 Size:33x50in (84x127cm) the gentle ridges rippling throughBy Air to USSR (1934) is a striking interwar travel poster created by an anonymous Soviet designer for Intourist, the state travel agency founded in 1929 to promote journeys to the Soviet Union. Evoking the optimism of early civil aviation, the artwork announces new air links from Europe into the USSR. In the composition, a streamlined blue airliner slices diagonally across an orange sky, its twin propellers rendered as luminous halos, while a