Canada Posters: Québec, Montréal and Vancouver

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Québec, the fortified city under the snow

The rue du Petit-Champlain under the snow, overlooked by the Château Frontenac, illustrates the fortified city in winter, perfect for an entryway or a hallway.

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Montréal, between snow and streetcars

Outdoor staircases of the Plateau under the snow or a red streetcar heading to Saint Joseph’s Oratory: the 2 Montréal posters alternate between winter and the warmer season, the first echoing the snowy street in Québec, useful for creating a wall dedicated to Canadian winter cities.

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Vancouver, bridge, sailboats and Victorian architecture

Vancouver’s bridge and sailboats, the Gastown steam clock, whales off Vancouver Island and a kayak on a forest-lined lake: the collection devotes more than half of its posters to the West Coast, in a more retro style than the snow of the eastern cities.

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Lakes and mountains, far from the cities

One last poster, a moose standing in a lake at the foot of a rocky peak, moves away from the cities to show Canadian nature, useful for varying the subjects on a single wall without leaving the collection.

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Creating a Canadian wall

To vary the moods, a wall can mix a winter scene (Québec or Montréal), a coastal scene (Vancouver, Vancouver Island) and the moose in its lake, in a consistent size such as A3 or A2.

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Québec, also the château in autumn

Another Québec poster showcases its château and architecture in autumn hues, a different face of the city from the snowy rue du Petit-Champlain already presented.

Vancouver, the city nestled in the mountains

Another Stanley Park totems poster shows the carved totem poles of Stanley Park: a different face from the bridge and sailboats, the Gastown clock or the kayaker already presented.