Lotza's postcard of Chamonix-Mont-Blanc captures the grandeur of the Alps, set against the backdrop of the famous town of Chamonix nestled at the foot of Mont Blanc. Expertly created in Illustrator and printed in Charente, this illustration pays homage to one of France's most legendary mountain destinations, prized as much for its exceptional ski area as for the wild beauty of its Alpine landscapes.

Chamonix is steeped in mountaineering history. It was from this valley that the first successful ascent of Mont Blanc, the highest peak in Western Europe, began in 1786. This feat marked the beginning of modern mountaineering and established Chamonix as the world's mountain capital. To this day, the town attracts seasoned climbers, passionate skiers, and nature lovers in search of breathtaking peaks, forests, and panoramas.

Beyond its magnificent landscapes, Chamonix also captivates visitors with its authenticity and rich heritage. Its lively streets, mountain architecture, and iconic sites like the Baroque Saint-Michel church and the Maison de la Vallée bear witness to a vibrant past rooted in Savoyard culture. The atmosphere is warm, blending Alpine traditions and modernity.

Gastronomy also plays an essential role in the Chamonix art of living. Melting raclette, savory fondue, and generous tartiflette illustrate a convivial mountain cuisine built around local products: cheeses, potatoes, charcuterie, and Savoie white wine.

This postcard captures the soul of Chamonix. An invitation to explore a region where altitude rhymes with authenticity, where nature meets history, and where each season offers a new face to contemplate. A beautiful visual tribute to this pearl of the Alps, to collect or share.