Vic‑sur‑Cère Travel Poster: Chemins de fer d’Orléans by Louis Tauzin, 1910 Size:28x40in (70x100cm) the Assistant Surveyor General of

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Vic‑sur‑Cère Travel Poster: Chemins de fer d’Orléans by Louis Tauzin, 1910 Size:28x40in (70x100cm) the Assistant Surveyor General ofChemins de fer dOrlans: VicsurCre by Louis Tauzin is a luminous 1910 travel poster inviting the viewer to Auvergnes dramatic Pas de la Cre. Tauzin frames the rushing Cre River as it squeezes between two towering, shadowdraped cliffs, while a slender footbridge with tiny figures crosses the white water in the foreground. Above, blue sky breaks through with warm rosecoloured clouds. The scene is captioned VICSURCRE (PAS DE LA CRE), with CHEMIN DE FER