1931 Paris Exposition Colonial Madagascar Façade Principal Postcard
$6.95
This vintage postcard captures the 'Façade Principale' of the Madagascar pavilion at the 1931 Exposition Coloniale Internationale in Paris. Designed by architect Gabriel Veissière, the striking structure features un ... Read More
This vintage postcard captures the 'Façade Principale' of the Madagascar pavilion at the 1931 Exposition Coloniale Internationale in Paris. Designed by architect Gabriel Veissière, the striking structure features unique architectural elements including a tall decorated column topped with a sculptural motif and a steeply pitched roof, showcasing colonial-era design aesthetics. The black and white image highlights the grandeur and cultural significance of the exposition, which celebrated the diverse territories that were part of the French colonial empire.Printed by Braun & Cie, Editeurs-Confessionnaires, Paris, this postcard is an original from the early 20th century, measuring the standard size of approximately 5.5 x 3.5 inches. The back is marked with 'CARTE POSTALE' and space for address and message, typical for postcards of this era. Collectors will appreciate the historical importance of this item, as it provides a glimpse into colonial history, international exhibitions, and architectural heritage from the interwar period.
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