This set of 12 postcards features figurative drawings by artist Eduardo Malta, created for the 1937 Paris Exposition.

Measuring 16cm x 9.5cm, these original artist cards showcase scenes from the Portuguese Empire in Europe during the inter-war period. Subjects counties include Timor, Macau, Angola and Guinee .

Simple but absolutely beautiful pen and ink drawings by Eduardo Malta (1900-1967) - a prominent academic / Neo-classical style artist and writer.

Made of paper, these postcards offer a unique glimpse into Portugal's history and culture through the lens of a popular artist of the time. Perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of figurative art and Empire History this set is a valuable addition to any collection.

Cover has some really being along the side- otherwise very good indeed .