Palermo Sicilia 1920 Vintage Italian Travel Poster

Published in 1920 by the print house Stab. A. Marzi for ENIT (Italy's newly founded national tourism board, established just a year earlier in 1919), this poster frames a sun-drenched Sicilian courtyard through a golden archway — Moorish-influenced domes and towers rising above a lush Mediterranean garden. It's one of the earliest travel posters produced by ENIT, part of the organization's founding mission to promote Italy's regional beauty to international travelers in the years following WWI.

Restored from the archival scan, preserving the original warm ochre, terracotta, and sky-blue palette.

Product features

- Giclée print for long-lasting, vivid color

- Three paper choices: Fine Art (textured archival), Matte (lightweight, low-gloss), Semi-Glossy (satin finish)

- Multiple sizes with horizontal and vertical options

- Paper weights from 180–285 g/m² depending on stock and finish

- Sourced from US (JONDO) and Printify (Japan) — adult product

Care instructions

- If the print does gather any dust, you may wipe it off gently with a clean, dry cloth.