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Vintage poster of two women in a gondola on Venice's lagoon, with a gondolier, sailboat and city skyline.

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Chemin de Fer de l'Est. De Paris à Venise, par Belfort, Bâle, Lucerne et le St Gothard affiche (Tirage de 1898), F. Hugo d'Alési Affiches simili-aquarelle Atelier H. d'Alési, 5 Place Pigalle, F. Hugo d'Alési (1898), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A color travel poster showing two women in white dresses riding a black gondola on a Venetian lagoon, with a gondolier standing at the stern and a lantern and flowers in the foreground. A sailing boat and the domed and palatial waterfront of Venice appear in the background under a green-gold sky. The poster advertises the Chemin de Fer de l'Est route from Paris to Venice via Belfort, Basel, Lucerne and the St Gotthard, designed by F. Hugo d'Alési and dated 1898.

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