Bitter Campari – Mauzan’s White Wig and Red Glass Poster
From Original price was: $49.97.$29.97Current price is: $29.97.A white-wigged figure raises a slender glass of red Campari against black in Achille Mauzan’s sharply lit design.
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A white-wigged figure raises a slender glass of red Campari against black in Achille Mauzan’s sharply lit design.
Three costumed figures gather with wine glasses, a drum and a hurdy-gurdy against red, framed by banners naming wines from Les Grandes Caves de Lyon.
Soft silhouettes lift three pale gold glasses against a cream field in this understated French Champagne advertisement.
A red-haired figure presents a bicycle against teal blue and warm ochre. Sweeping yellow lettering and a Rue du Ponceau address identify the French Clever Cycles advertisement.
Wide green eyes and rosy cheeks frame an OPS bottle in place of a nose. Red lettering forms the mouth in Achille Mauzan’s playful liqueur design.
A smiling waiter carries a tall beer on a red tray. Eppo Doeve sets the glass against a scarlet backdrop and slants the Heineken’s lettering below.
Two streamlined figures in orange and green meet beneath Gourdant’s bold lettering in Doudow Trapotat’s Art Deco advertisement for the Vienne clothing shop.
Joseph Stall’s Foire de Bordeaux poster combines a yellow-orange field, international flags and a fruit-bearing figure. This historical fair advertisement reflects the graphic language and colonial imagery of its period.
A seated woman rests among botanical forms beneath angular red Vin Bravais lettering. Jules Chéret’s sketch-like composition combines a pale cream ground, a basket of labeled ingredients and the original Paris address.
A single glass of red wine rests on a weathered post in a green field. Soft trees and a bright sky give the wide photograph its quiet, open feel.
An ornate AnÃs Bombita bottle stands between Amontillado and Coñac Gimenez bottles, above the Juan de Dios Gimenez name and Rute location in a compact Spanish advertisement.
A route map and small photographs follow C. P. Rodgers’s 1911 coast-to-coast flight. Green lettering, blue grapes and a bold five-cent price connect the journey with Vin Fiz soda.
A performer with sweeping green feathers presents a bottle and glass beneath oversized red Moskoff lettering. The yellow ground, pale blue circle and theatrical costume make this aperitif advertisement a bright choice for a home bar or eclectic dining space.
A knight in shining green armor uses a sword at a bottle beneath a yellow plume in Mauzan’s Anisetto Alberti advertisement.
A white-costumed dancer raises a jeweled gold crown over a tall blue-green bottle. Jean d’Ylen sets the Spa Reine label and a drinking glass against solid black.
An animated group gathers around a busy bar counter beside a large Pineral bottle and red script lettering.
A red-clad gnome looks up at a hanging bunch of grapes beside a straw-wrapped Chianti bottle.
A red-haired woman holds a tall red bottle beside her face against a dark blue backdrop with pale Campari lettering.
A red elephant carries a towering pyramid of rum bottles through a dark landscape in Jean d’Ylen’s Rhum St-Georges design. A tiny rider and curling trunk add to the fantastical movement.
A brewery panorama and medal seals sit beside an allegorical figure under red Rigaud Frères lettering.
A figure with a radiant beer mug appears above Carcassonne and the Fritz Lauer brewery on this blue-and-gold bock advertisement.
Two costumed marionettes hang from strings as one balances a tray of bottles and glasses. Achille Mauzan sets their bright outfits against black.
Four tall glasses of golden beer recede over labeled coasters beside a dark green brushstroke.
A red acrobatic figure raises a bitter bottle within an enormous flowing yellow ribbon, with green and yellow Bitter Canetta lettering concentrated below on black.
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