1950s Vintage French Travel Poster, Sainte-Cecile d'Albi Smoking to sponge or dab on

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Around 1890 he began working as a lithographer in Cheret’s Chaix printing house

1950s Vintage French Travel Poster, Sainte-Cecile d'Albi Smoking to sponge or dab onDate: c. 1950s Size: 24. 5 x 39 inches Artist: Unknown This poster was produced in the 1950s by the "Ministre des Travaux Publics, des Transports et du Tourisme" or Ministry of Public Works, Transport and Tourism of France. It depicts the medieval cathedral of Albi, one of the largest brick buildings in the world. The poster is in very good condition, with minor edgewear consistent with age.