Eglise Saint-Vulfran à Abbeville Poster Style:France c. 1955 "France / Sanctuaires & Pèlerinages

"France / Sanctuaires & Pèlerinages / L'Auvergne Romane / Saint-Nectaire XII / Ministère des Travaux Publics

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A still-life of yellow flowers in a red vase

The wooden object featured on the poster has a witty charm to it—look at how Celie manages to get rigid wood to mimic the drapery of fabric

Eglise Saint-Vulfran à Abbeville Poster Style:France c. 1955 "France / Sanctuaires & Pèlerinages"SOCIT NATIONALE DES CHEMINS DE FER FRANAIS Eglise Saint Vulfran Abbeville" This poster promotes the Eglise Saint Vulfran Abbeville, a collegiate church in Abbeville, Somme. The church's construction began in the 15th century, built in the Flamboyant Gothic style. It became a Temple of Reason during the French Revolution, and was heavily damaged by German bombing during World War II. Poster features a blue toned photo of the church with a bright