This poster features a central map of Greece and the Aegean Sea, printed in shades of blue and gray against an off-white background. The map is labeled with major regions, cities, and neighboring countries like Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, and Albania at the top. The top of the poster displays the word "GREECE" in large, bold black block letters, flanked by the word "ΕΛΛΑΣ" in Greek script and "HELLAS" in Latin script. Surrounding the map on three sides is a decorative border composed of 29 small black, white, and blue graphics. These images depict various Greek landmarks and cultural scenes, including the Parthenon, traditional folk dancers in ethnic dress, agricultural work, and coastal landscapes. Each graphic is accompanied by a small caption in English. In the lower left is an address for the Greek Office of Information in Washington, D. C. Below the poster, a color calibration scale is visible. The overall layout is symmetrical, organized as an informative geographical and cultural display.