Poster turistico vintage di Chennai

Vertical vintage travel poster in 2:3 aspect ratio, evocative of an early 20th-century railway tourism advertisement on warm aged paper in ochre, sepia, and sunset orange, framed by a thin muted reddish-brown double-line border near the edge. Layout and typography: - Across the top quarter: huge uppercase title reading "[CHENNAI]" in a tall, condensed slab-serif typeface in dark teal ink. - Directly beneath on the left: wide-spaced uppercase subtitle "[INDIA]" in burnt red. - Underneath: a small line-art temple gopuram icon centered above the italic serif tagline "[Gateway to the South.]". - Below the tagline: a subtle divider with two horizontal dashes around a center dot, followed by small monospaced coordinates "[13.0827° N, 80.2707° E]". Main illustration: - Setting: Golden sunset beach with calm sea on the left, glowing sun low near the horizon, gentle waves, and wet reflective sand. - Architecture: A monumental Dravidian temple gopuram dominating the right foreground, intricately carved with deep amber and bronze shadows rising behind a low promenade wall; two smaller temple towers recede into the distance along the coastline. - Silhouettes: Coconut palms, a low seaside promenade wall. - Boats and figures: Exactly 3 wooden fishing boats (one stretching across the lower foreground, one hauled up center-right, one near the waterline on the far right). Exactly 6 human figures (two silhouetted fishermen by the large foreground boat, one standing fisherman foreground right, three smaller figures midground near the boats). Exactly 5 small flying birds in the sunset sky over the water. Style: Classic lithographic travel print with soft grain, subtle paper texture, strong atmospheric depth, and a limited ink palette of teal, burnt sienna, ochre, and deep brown. No modern elements, no photorealism, no watermarks.