Nantes posters
The great elephant of the Machines de l’île, the yellow Titan crane, the Passage Pommeraye, the Talensac market on a Sunday morning, the Château des Ducs de Bretagne, the Quai de la Fosse and its sailboats: 7 Nantes posters to hang in the entryway or the office, printed near you from A4 to A0.
The collection guide
Choosing the right Nantes poster
Where to hang a Nantes poster, the 3 families of the collection in pictures, from the Quai de la Fosse to the Île de Nantes, the true size of each format and our answers to your questions.
Where to hang them
3 rooms in pictures, with the right size
Where to hang a Nantes poster?
The 3 families of Nantes
The Loire and the port, the old town, the Île de Nantes
The posters in the collection, family by family
A Nantes poster brings the city of the Loire to your wall, from its quays to its machines. Here are the 7 posters in the collection.
2 posters
The Loire and the port
The Quai de la Fosse and its sailboats and the cathedral above the water, with its bridge and its trees. More boats in our Boats and sailboats posters.
Our favorites
3 posters
The old town
The Château des Ducs de Bretagne, the Passage Pommeraye and its staircase and the Talensac market under its striped awnings.
Our favorites
2 posters
The Île de Nantes
The great elephant of the Machines de l’île and its passengers, the yellow Titan crane by the river: the Nantes of today.
Our favorites
Your questions
4 answers before you choose
Can I buy your Nantes posters in a store?
Brunelia has no store in Nantes: all 7 posters are sold online and printed to order near you, on 200 g/m² matte paper.
Do you have a poster of the Giant Elephant of Nantes?
Yes: the Giant Elephant of the Machines de l’Île, with passengers on its back, spraying water over the quay.
Are your Nantes posters part of the Brittany collection?
The Château des Ducs de Bretagne is a nod to that history: 3 of our Nantes posters are also in our Brittany posters.
Do you have a black and white Nantes poster?
No, they are all in color. The most muted are the Quai de la Fosse, in soft blues and grays, and the Passage Pommeraye, in sandy tones.
Another question? Write to us.
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