Corsica posters: Bonifacio, the coast and the interior
Bonifacio’s cliffs, fishing harbors, mountains of the interior: Corsica in posters brings together several faces of a single island.
Key points
- 13 posters in the Corsica posters collection, all in the table below.
- From 500 Kč in A4, up to 1 750 Kč in A0, 5 sizes for each poster.
- Printed in Europe on demand, free delivery from 1 499 Kč.
The table
The 13 posters at a glance
Corsica in posters, between sea and mountains
Corsica in posters is about more than beaches. The posters capture the white cliffs of Bonifacio as well as the mountain villages of the interior, in a style reminiscent of travel posters from the 1930s to the 1950s.
In the same spirit
The west coast, harbors and islands
Fishing harbors, offshore islands, bays in the evening light: Corsica’s west coast inspires several compositions, from Art Deco to a more illustrative style.
Bonifacio, the limestone cliffs
Bonifacio remains the island’s most recognizable image, with its white cliffs towering over the sea. A poster of this site works just as well on its own as paired with another Mediterranean view.
In the same spirit
The island’s interior
Mountain landscapes featuring a shepherd and his sheep, old hillside villages, or chestnuts roasted over a wood fire complete the picture of a more rural Corsica, less often shown than the coastal postcards.
Where to hang a Corsica poster
A living room or an entryway suits this kind of poster well, on its own or in a gallery wall with other Mediterranean destinations such as the Amalfi Coast. The A3 size suits most walls; to pair Bonifacio, the coast and the interior together, A4 makes a small 3-frame gallery easy.
In the same spirit
Red rocks, beyond the white of Bonifacio
The poster of the Corsican bay with red granite rocks and a umbrella pine changes the palette from Bonifacio, already described above with its white cliffs: turquoise water lined with red rocks, for another shade of the Corsican coast.
A coastal village, beyond the named harbors
The poster of the Corsican coastal village, with its Genoese tower and boats, shifts the focus from Ajaccio and Bastia, already mentioned by name: an unnamed fishing village, its colorful boats pulled up on the sand at the foot of the tower, for the feel of a small harbor with no specific name.
Chestnuts, by the fireside too
Beyond the mountain landscape and its shepherd already described, the “Chestnut Harvest” poster changes register: an old woman roasts chestnuts over a wood fire in a Castagniccia alley, her basket at her feet, a village scene more than a landscape.
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Frequently asked questions
You often ask us
Which Corsican towns appear in the posters?
Ajaccio and its Sanguinaires Islands, Bonifacio and its limestone cliffs, and Bastia appear most often, alongside mountain and seaside landscapes not tied to a specific town.
Can you pair a Corsica poster with another Mediterranean destination?
Yes, a Corsica poster pairs well with an Italy or Provence poster in the same gallery wall, since the graphic styles are close.
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