Brittany, Travel Guide, 1950s. Designed by Eric Lancaster
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Illustrated Journeys: The Designs of Eric Lancaster

As part of my ongoing series documenting publicity design in the tourism industry, here is my third piece. This time, I am showcasing my collected work of Eric Lancaster, a highly skilled graphic artist whose designs played a vital role in shaping the visual identity of mid-20th-century French tourism.

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