Moroccan poster VISIT MAJORELLE

Moroccan poster from 100% recycled paper. The posters are of high quality and come in a careful and protective triangular box.

The artist has been inspired by the popular garden Majorelle in Marrakech. The building in the garden's iconic blue color contrasts beautifully with the pink floor. The villa has a classic Moroccan latticed window. The Majorelle Garden is a popular botanical garden created by the French artist Jacques Majorelle in the year 1923. While walking down the cozy passages and admiring the beautiful Berber architecture, you will see a lot of exotic plants. It is a completely magical place and the most visited in Marrakech.

It is possible to purchase a frame in the exact color you want. By choosing a colored frame that matches the colors of the poster, the beauty of the poster is highlighted. Our frames add color and complete the whole look. It really is the icing on the cake. The frames are available in 30×40 and 50×70 respectively. The frames are shipped separately from your order as they are shipped from remote storage. The frames come with plexiglass, but if you prefer regular glass, just write it in the comments field.

The artist behind the poster is the British illustrator Henry Rivers, who was born and raised in the countryside in a town near Bordeaux, France. When he was a little boy, he was the youngest member of his mother's watercolor group. Here he began to open his eyes to art. He chose architecture as a career when the arts didn't seem like a career option when he was younger. When he turned 15, his art teacher inspired him to think of art as something more than just a hobby. After his university education in architecture, he began to focus on design and art. Henry gets his inspiration from buildings and architecture from all over the world. His passion is travelling, and he is known for his modern travel posters. You can explore more from him right here.