Appenzell Travel Poster by Auguste Viollier, 1904 Size:12x16in (30x40cm) was a time of nation-building

was a time of nation-building and modernization

” where the Dents du Midi and Dents de Morcles rise above the valley and the Glacier du Trient glows in the distance

Wakefield (Wakefield Charter of 1203): Wakefield was dubbed the "Merrie City" in the Middle Ages and was historically the capital of the West Riding of Yorkshire

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Appenzell Travel Poster by Auguste Viollier, 1904 Size:12x16in (30x40cm) was a time of nation-buildingAppenzell Switzerland by Auguste Viollier (1904) is a classic Belle poque travel poster inviting the viewer into the soft, pastoral heart of northeastern Switzerland. In Violliers design, a cream washed sky hovers above layered bands of green that step down the hillsides, with warm brown tones grounding the slopesan evocative palette that captures Appenzells meadowy valleys and gentle, pre Alpine terrain. Created at a time when Swiss railways and