Poster Phare de la Coubre

Located at the entrance of the Gironde estuary, the Phare de la Coubre proudly stands against the Atlantic, guiding sailors for over a century. Its slender architecture, marked by its striking red color contrasting with the immaculate white of its base, makes it an essential landmark of the Charente coastline. Overlooking golden sand dunes, it watches over a landscape shaped by winds and tides, offering a breathtaking panorama of the ocean and the surrounding forest.

Built in 1905 to secure a maritime zone feared by sailors, the Phare de la Coubre bears witness to the tumultuous history of navigation in this region. Its powerful beam, visible from over 50 kilometers away, continues to ensure the safety of vessels traveling along the coast. Over the decades, it has become an iconic symbol of Charente-Maritime, attracting visitors and maritime history enthusiasts alike.

With an aesthetic inspired by Art Deco posters, Lotza captures in this creation the lighthouse’s timeless elegance and the unique atmosphere of the Atlantic shores. The refined and dynamic composition highlights the strength and serenity of this structure standing against the elements. A graphic tribute to the wild beauty of the coast, between land and sea, where every detail evokes the importance of this luminous giant in France’s maritime heritage.

The illustration is available in 2 poster sizes: 11.8×15.7in and 19.7×27.5in.

Below you will find some settings to see the posters framed.
Each poster is shipped in a cardboard tube, rolled up and protected by bubble wrap.
The frame is not included in the order.