Roussillon, French Railways - Salvador Dali
Roussillon, French Railways - Salvador Dali
Roussillon, French Railways - Salvador Dali
Roussillon, French Railways - Salvador Dali
Roussillon, French Railways - Salvador Dali

Roussillon, French Railways - Salvador Dali

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1969
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Year 1969
Poster Size 25 x 40" / 62 x 99cm
Rolled/Folded/Other Rolled
Art By Salvador Dali
Condition Mint
Condition Notes None, item is in perfect condition.

In the late 1960s and early 1970s, Salvador Dali was commissioned to create a series of posters for the French Railway SNCF. The series included a number of city destinations, including this for Roussillon. 

The beautiful poster features landmarks from Paris as well as the trademark Dali stylisation and is the larger of the two sizes created by SNCF. A truly wonderful piece of art and travel history.

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