View of Lucerne by Turner, 1840 Size:A0 (841x1189mm) The poster celebrates a rail

The poster celebrates a rail network that stitched together some of Switzerland’s most beloved country: the Burgdorf–Thun and Emmental lines

Highlight significant locations with symbols or annotations

a significant engineering marvel that influenced global trade and navigation

this map stands as a historical document

and the sculpted contours that tumble towards the Tyrrhenian and Adriatic seas

View of Lucerne by Turner, 1840 Size:A0 (841x1189mm) The poster celebrates a railView of Lucerne (1840) by Joseph Mallord William Turner captures the crystalline light and shifting weather of Lake Lucerne with a maturity and daring that defined the artists late career. Turneroften called the painter of lightwas captivated by the drama of sky and water, and here he lets the alpine air and sunlit haze take center stage. Rather than delineating every architectural contour, he conveys the city and mountains as radiant impressions,