The Este family began building Castello Estense in 1385, and in Mario Borgoni's 1928 poster its towers stand in the moat twice over. Borgoni (1869 to 1936) designed the poster for ENIT, Italy's national tourism board. The castle is a moated fortress, and the poster shows two of its towers.
On the poster
Two imposing towers of Castello Estense rise from the moat, in warm rust and terracotta tones that catch the late light on medieval brick. They are reflected in the still water below.
About this print
A digitally restored reproduction, printed on 200gsm Enhanced Matte Fine Art paper with pigment inks.


