Arles, France – Dining Room of the Hôtel du Forum – Postcard

This historical postcard showcases a unique interior mural from the dining room of the Hôtel du Forum in Arles, France, decorated by the renowned Provençal artist Léon-Albert Leléé. The mural captures a beautifully detailed scene of traditional life in Provence, including a procession of women in regional attire, an elegant gathering, and a stunning depiction of Saint-Trophime and the Antiques of Saint-Rémy.
The Hôtel du Forum in Arles has been a landmark for visitors seeking to experience the charm of Provence. The mural decoration by Leléé, a master of Provençal imagery, reflects the rich heritage and daily life of southern France. His work is characterized by fine line detail and a nostalgic representation of the past, often featuring traditional costumes, rural landscapes, and historic monuments.
The reverse side of the postcard follows a multilingual "CARTE POSTALE" format
Front Text: "Arles – La Salle à Manger Provençale de l’Hôtel du Forum, Décorée par l’Imagier Leléé, à l’Image Provençau."
Size ±: 14 cm x 9 cm
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