This vintage 1938 pre-WW2 Mario Pozzati "All Roads Lead to Rome" Italian tourist poster board, created by Mario Pozzati (1888-1947) and printed by the Italian Tourist Board in Milan, promotes Rome as a central destination. The poster’s design conveys that all roads lead through Rome, symbolizing that people from various countries could still travel to Italy despite the growing tensions before World War II started two years later. Applied onto pressboard and glued, this rare and collectible piece remains in very good condition with some losses on the edges, colors are vibrant, offering a unique glimpse into pre-WW2 Italian art and tourism marketing.