The LU Tower _V2

A symbol of Nantes' heritage, the LU Tower, named after Jean-Romain Lefèvre and his wife Isabelle Utile, famous Nantes biscuit makers, has housed a cultural center since the end of the 1990s: the Lieu Unique. Built in an art nouveau style from 1905, only one of the 2 towers erected by the architect Auguste Bluysen will remain after the war. > Printed on Magno satin FSC White 200 g/m2 • Coated 1/2 matte 2 sides • Quadri. front > Packaging in a protective tube. Sold unframed. > Created, printed and packaged in France. Copyright © 2022 Artmoric. All rights reserved.