Air France Planisphere “Nova and Vetera” by Lucien Boucher

Lucien boucher's "nova et vetera" planisphere, created in 1939, is a captivating work that represents air france's flight routes around the world. This original lithograph measures approximately 99cm by 64cm. It features colorful and detailed illustrations, contrasting traditional modes of transportation with modern aviation. This piece is canvasbacked and in a+ condition, indicating that it is like new with vibrant, bright colors. Hand delivery possible in paris or st maur des fossés. Learn more about the work: lucien boucher, born in 1889 in chartres, was a french artist, designer, printer and poster designer known for his pictorial maps and advertising posters. A graduate of the sèvres ceramics school, he began his career in 1919 as a caricaturist for the satirical newspaper "le rire". He is especially famous for his planispheres for air france, a series started in 1934. "nova et vetera" is one of these planispheres, depicting the routes of air france on the eve of the second world war, ranging from paris to hong kong and highlighting the ease of traveling to previously inaccessible parts of the world. Boucher created this card with incredible attention to detail and artistic flair, combining his surrealist and art deco influence. This is an authentic collector's item. It represents a valuable purchase for collectors and lovers of historical art and cartography.

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