La Rochelle Travel Poster: Entrée du Port by E. Paul Champseix, 1928 Finish:Framed art print while the shadowed basins evoke

while the shadowed basins evoke the dry washes and riverbeds that lace through the landscape

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War of the Guelphs and Ghibellines (12th-13th centuries)

Parergon: This map is part of the Parergon

The vignettes include the serene Lake of Kandy

La Rochelle Travel Poster: Entrée du Port by E. Paul Champseix, 1928 Finish:Framed art print while the shadowed basins evokePorts et Plages de lOcan. La Rochelle Entre du Port by E. Paul Champseix (1928) captures the romance of arrival at the Atlantic gateway of La Rochelle at the height of Frances interwar travel boom. Designed in the sleek, modern idiom of Art Deco, the poster draws you into the harbor mouth at sunset, when sails cut sharp silhouettes and the water glows with reflected light. Created to entice holidaymakers to the Charente Maritime coast, it evokes the