Paris Travel Poster: Exposition Coloniale Internationale – Section de Madagascar by Razana Maniraka, 1931 city gentle form of Mt

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The British had established control over most of the region and were working to modernize and develop the area

Cornhill Bridge: A charming bridge near Cornhill-on-Tweed

Heraldic shields and symbols used to indicate the political status of regions

Welsh National Eisteddfod (1923): The renowned cultural festival celebrating Welsh language

Paris Travel Poster: Exposition Coloniale Internationale – Section de Madagascar by Razana Maniraka, 1931 city gentle form of MtExposition Coloniale Internationale, Paris 1931 Section de Madagascar by Razana Maniraka is a striking interwar travel poster created for the celebrated Paris exhibition of 1931. Maniraka centers two Malagasy figuresone striding forward with a bundled load, the other balancing a basketset against a pale blue sky and a busy waterfront. The scene is framed by a bold geometric border and crisp Art Deco typography that spells out Exposition Coloniale