Discover the charm of the Quercy region with this spectacular vintage poster by Henri Polart, created in 1909 for the Orléans Railway Company and the Cahors and Quercy Tourist Board.
The illustration brings together several iconic sights of the region: the famous Valentré Bridge, the town of Cahors reflected in the waters of the Lot River, the staircase at Rocamadour, the ruins of Castelnau-Bretenoux set against an orange-hued sky, and a road carved directly into the rock along the banks of the Lot. The entire scene is framed by elegant gold lettering, which also invites you to explore the area around Saint-Céré.
Its refined graphic style—typical of the grand travel posters of the early 20th century—showcases these treasures of French heritage in all their splendor.
This 1000-piece puzzle offers an engaging challenge, thanks to its nuanced color palette, striking contrasts, and wealth of detail.
An ideal choice for those who love the landscapes of Southwest France, historical heritage, and vintage posters.
Once assembled, it becomes a stunning decorative piece that celebrates the richness of the Quercy region.
Technical specifications:
- 1,000 pieces,
- Finished puzzle size: 48 x 68 cm,
- Box dimensions: 34 x 24 x 5 cm,
- Soft-touch finish,
- Matte finish,
- Cotton pouch,
- Poster included,
- 0% plastic.
