Vosges Travel Poster: Traversée des Vosges by Georges Daubner, 1908 cote d'or The map shows South America

The map shows South America before its colonies and countries started to become independent republics from Spain later in the 1800s

especially noted for its spectacular gorges

making "Yarmouth Sands" a highly desirable piece to own

and the iconic Cape of Good Hope are clearly labeled

which is a city located on the Gulf of Izmit in the eastern part of the Sea of Marmara

Vosges Travel Poster: Traversée des Vosges by Georges Daubner, 1908 cote d'or The map shows South AmericaChemins de fer de lEst. Traverse des Vosges by Georges Daubner (1908) invites the viewer into the pine clad slopes and misty ridgelines of northeast France at the height of the Belle poque. Created to promote the Eastern Railways dramatic crossing of the Vosges, the poster distills the regions appeal: fresh mountain air, deep forests, and broad horizons linking Lorraine and Alsace. In Daubners composition, towering dark evergreens frame a sweeping