Lake Louise Canadian Rockies Travel Poster

Lake Louise Canadian Rockies Travel PosterThe Canadian Pacific Railway commissioned some of the most beautiful travel posters of the 20th century, and Lake Louise was a recurring subject the destination genuinely looked like the poster. This print captures that moment when commercial art and landscape painting were essentially the same thing. A natural fit for anyone with a connection to the Canadian Rockies or a love of classic travel graphics.

with the aesthetic and energy of the era fully intact

Doors and Shadows is an original abstract composition built around architectural forms

The 1934 Monaco Grand Prix took place near the end of the pre-war period when European racing posters were doing some of their best work — confident typography

Mondrian's Composition in Red

Likely designed with evening cafes in mind

Across rooms

Van Gogh's sunflowers distilled his belief that a single subject

and structure in a way that feels both documentary and refined

Choose your finish: Archival Matte Paper or Framed Stretched Canvas

this poster is arguably one of the best examples of early 20th Century commercial art

and the kind of compositional discipline that hospitality and event poster design particularly excelled at on the Riviera

Created in 1907 by Leonetto Cappiello