1970

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    Bella Italia

    Large perspective map drawn by “Paograv,” pseudonym of Paolo Grava, and published in Rome in 1970 for the Matera publisher by Mario Ambrico, showing Italy as seen from an ideal vantage point located to the south, above the Mediterranean Sea. This artistic-cartographic representation combines geographical precision and pictorial sensitivity, offering a fascinating portrait of the Italian territory where every detail appears limpid and recognizable . The perspective viewpoint used highlights the mountainous reliefs, the main…

    • Author: Paolo Grava
    • Dimension: 57 x 80 cm
    • Place of publication: Rome
    • Year: 1970
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    Côte d’or, coeur de Bourgogne

    Large poster designed in 1970 by Alain Cornic to promote the renowned wines of the Côte d’Or, the Burgundy region in France centered around Dijon. The right side shows a pictorial map of the area embellished by vignettes with historical buildings along with differently colored grape clusters marking the wine production zones. The left side features an allegorical depiction of the wine-making process and includes a portrait of Georges-Louis Leclerc, Count of Buffon, a notable…

    • Author: Alain Cornic
    • Dimension: 145 x 98 cm
    • Place of publication: Paris
    • Year: 1970
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    Holland

    Large pictorial map of Holland adorned with charming vignettes depicting the key attractions, typical products, historical references, natural and commercial resources of the region. At top left the title with a compass rose, and the edges showcase images summarizing the country’s unique characteristics. Created by O. Menar and published in The Hague by The Netherlands Government Economic Information Service in 1970 c.

    • Author: O. Nenaar
    • Dimension: 80 x 110 cm
    • Place of publication: The Hague
    • Year: 1970

  • L’Amerique du Nord – Puzzle de 88 Elements

    € 600,00

    This large pictorial map of North America, published as a promotional poster by Yoplait, is a vivid encounter between geography and popular illustration. Bearing the title “L’Amérique du Nord – Puzzle de 88 éléments”, it invites the viewer—especially children—to explore the continent as a game, where every piece tells its own small story. The map unfolds in bold, saturated colors: green for the United States, orange for Canada, and golden yellow for Mexico, all set…

    • Author: Yoplait
    • Dimension: 155 x 115 cm
    • Place of publication: Paris
    • Year: 1970