Create a premium 4:5 vertical vintage travel poster for [CITY], [COUNTRY]. Follow the same visual structure, composition, proportions, and artistic treatment in every generation. The result must feel like part of one consistent collectible poster series.
FIXED COMPOSITION
Use a single unified street-level scene, not a collage. Place one dominant central architectural or cultural subject as the visual anchor, occupying approximately 50–60% of the central image area. Integrate 2–4 recognizable [CITY] landmarks or architectural details naturally into the same environment, with clear foreground, middle-ground, and background depth. Never make landmarks appear as floating objects or separate illustrations.
Add subtle authentic city-life elements around the main subject: characteristic transportation, streets, buildings, cafés, shops, signs, pedestrians, cyclists, local objects, food, trees, and surrounding landscape. Only include details that genuinely belong to [CITY].
FIXED LAYOUT
Keep generous negative space around the main subject. Maintain a strong visual hierarchy:
CITY NAME → MAIN SUBJECT → SUPPORTING CITY DETAILS → SMALL SECONDARY TEXT.
Do not change the overall placement or scale relationship between these elements between generations.
FIXED MATERIAL & COLOR
Use an aged warm-ivory paper background with visible fibers, subtle stains, faded areas, rough edges, and authentic printed-paper texture. Use only three dominant colors: warm ivory, charcoal/black, and one signature accent color associated with [CITY]. The accent color must remain selective and never dominate the entire image.
FIXED ART STYLE
Handmade vintage linocut + screen-print travel poster. Bold carved shapes, strong silhouettes, limited-color printing, rough ink texture, distressed halftone grain, slight ink misregistration, imperfect hand-cut edges, subtle fading, expressive perspective, and sophisticated editorial composition. Keep the artwork intentionally tactile and slightly imperfect.
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