Description

 Rare French School Poster of the Paris 

Freshly arrived from France for fast and secure shipping within the U.S.

Gorgeous and rare oversized map from mid century Paris.  This is on a rigid stock with strong grommets - so no need for a pricey frame job, though you can also frame.

One side is a map of the industry of the Paris region in the mid century: wines, haute couture, leather, tires, airports...  Lots of awesome mid century icons throughout.  Miniatures of the world famous landmarks: the Eiffel Tower, Montmartre, Notre Dame and more.

The flipside is a beautiful map of France showing the physical, economical and touristic aspects of the country in the middle of the last century. 

Oversized and printed on a kind of thin cardboard. Two grommets for hanging so no need for expensive framing.

This is the kind of poster that can and will carry an entire room.  Very impactful.

In good condition for its age and purpose.  Has some light wear and age in places on the outer edge, and some scrapes where the illustration is missing - not too noticeable.  Otherwise it's in excellent condition.

There are similar maps from the same series on sale in US boutiques for $1600 (framed).

If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact me.

About  40" x 40"

 See my other auctions of rare posters! 

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 If you like this and the kind of items I have in my eBay store, you can come over to France and find some yourself.  Join me for vintage buying tours in Paris and in Provence.  You'll find treasures at prices so low they can pay for your trip over!  Blog at Jill Mitchell's LeTrip.org to show you avant-premiers of items as they are put on auction, and some of my buying secrets and tips revealed, info about absinthe tastings and winetastings, women-only tours, as well. 

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