Welcome to the world of Lotza , where each postcard is a window onto iconic destinations. Dive into the fascinating history of the Canal du Midi , exquisitely captured in this visual work of art. Created by Lotza , this postcard transports you along the picturesque banks of the Canal du Midi, a masterpiece of engineering and a treasure of French heritage.

The Canal du Midi stretches for nearly 240 kilometers, connecting the Mediterranean Sea to the Atlantic Ocean. Designed by the visionary engineer Pierre-Paul Riquet in the 17th century, the canal was a technological feat of its time. The Lotza postcard captures the essence of this historic waterway, highlighting the traditional boats that glide peacefully along its calm waters.

In the foreground, the traditional boats of the Canal du Midi gracefully stand out. Their elegant shapes recall the era when these vessels were the primary means of transport for trade and travelers. The Canal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers a unique perspective on the history of river transport in France.

The canal's winding route through the rolling landscapes of southern France creates an idyllic backdrop for this postcard. The plane trees lining its banks provide soothing shade, while the locks, silent witnesses to the passage of time, add a historical dimension to this picturesque scene.

Every detail, every curve of the traditional boats, reflects his commitment to bringing the history of this iconic place back to life.

This postcard is not simply a moment frozen in time. It is an invitation to travel through history, to experience the tranquility of the waters of the Canal du Midi, to imagine yourself sailing aboard these boats laden with stories and merchandise.

Hang this artwork on your walls, share it as a gift, or treasure it in your personal collection. Explore, dream, and let yourself be carried away by this unique visual escape along the water.

Format: 10x15cm
Weight: 350g/㎡
Matte coated paper.

In Metropolitan France

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The postcard is sent in a bubble envelope.

Our postcards are printed in Charente.