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Vintage French travel poster advertising Pyrenees and Gascony excursions, with circular town vignettes, mountain gorge and al

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Chemin de fer de Paris à Orléans de PLM et du Midi. Excursions aux Pyrénées et aux Bains de mer du Golfe de Gascogne. affiche, E. Bourgeois Affiches et dessins Marx & Bourgeois 41 rue de Paradis, Eugène Bourgeois (1891), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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This chromolithographic travel poster advertises railway excursions to the Pyrenees and Gulf of Gascony seaside resorts, with a title banner and circular vignettes of towns such as Biarritz, Pau and Saint-Jean-de-Luz. Large views show a mountain gorge and an alpine lake framed by a floral border, and a list of destinations and reduced-fare ticket notices appears at the bottom. The work is attributed to Eugène Bourgeois and dated 1891.

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