Italy IFI Postcard Vitruvian Man

https://cdn.store-assets.com/s/252406/f/6792918.png - The Istituto Fotocromo Italiano (IFI), founded in Florence in 1928 by engineer Vincenzo Balocchi, was established by the Italian Photocolor Institute. Balocchi, a renowned amateur photographer and former art director at Fratelli Alinari, also led relevant engineering research. - Today, IFI continues to be led by the same family, upholding its pure Italian heritage in every product. From the materials and design to the production and printing processes, everything is meticulously handled in Italy. The company uses Italian art paper to perfectly render the colors in their prints, drawing inspiration from the rich, vintage artistic styles of Italy and other European nations. - For IFI, a primary focus is on rich nostalgic styles and local character, drawing from opera, film, advertisements, architecture, and classic literature. Their distinct and diverse aesthetic allows us to imagine the atmosphere of bygone eras through their imagery. If you are captivated by medieval Europe, you may find much to appreciate in IFI's creations!