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French hot air balloon (1800s) | de Neuville

French hot air balloon (1800s) | de Neuville

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  • 200gsm premium art paper
  • Giclee printed and framed to order in UK
  • Free tracked delivery within 10 days

What is a "Giclee" print?

The term "Giclee" is a French word that refers to the printing process, that creates a higher quality finished product than standard printing processes. Discover more about the "Giclee" printing process.

About The Trumpet Shop

The Trumpet Shop started off life as a vintage themed pop up shop in Edinburgh (Scotland) in 2017. Since then it has evolved into an exclusively online shop for vintage art prints that ships worldwide.

 

Embark on a whimsical journey through the clouds with this captivating French hot air balloon by Alphonse de Neuville. Created in the 1800s, this enchanting artwork captures the wonder and excitement of early aviation, depicting a beautifully detailed hot air balloon soaring gracefully above a picturesque landscape. De Neuville's meticulous rendering and evocative style transport you to a bygone era of adventurous ballooning, making this a perfect addition for any enthusiast of travel, aeronautical history, or those seeking a unique and captivating piece of art.

Did You Know?

The first recorded manned hot air balloon flight took place in 1783 in Paris, France. The Montgolfier brothers, Joseph-Michel and Jacques-Étienne, piloted their balloon for a 25-minute flight, marking a significant milestone in aviation history. This pioneering event sparked widespread fascination with ballooning, leading to its rapid development and use for scientific observation, military reconnaissance, and even entertainment.

Add this captivating piece to your cart today and let the charm of de Neuville's hot air balloon illustration transport you to the early days of flight and adventure.

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