Paris Travel Poster: Notre-Dame and the Seine by Roger de Valerio, 1937 old roman road map It provides a tangible connection

It provides a tangible connection to the past

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

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Paris Travel Poster: Notre-Dame and the Seine by Roger de Valerio, 1937 old roman road map It provides a tangible connectionParis, 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