La Chanoinesse Liqueur – White Habit and Amber Bottle Poster
From Original price was: $49.97.$29.97Current price is: $29.97.A figure in a white habit raises an amber bottle against orange and repeated Lorraine crosses in Pal’s design.
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A figure in a white habit raises an amber bottle against orange and repeated Lorraine crosses in Pal’s design.
A woman glances back while lifting a tall golden beer, with bright yellow Pilsner Urquell lettering on deep green.
A cyclist, a vehicle and an aircraft emerge around a raised glass in Mich’s Turin-Sport poster for P. Taillan. Ribbons and gold lettering frame the dark, lively vermouth advertisement.
A smiling figure in a white ruff emerges through torn paper and raises a red cocktail under bold Schick’s lettering.
A soldier in green drapery raises a sword and a wine bottle between two smaller bottles in this Italian advertisement.
A figure in a cream-and-gold coat lifts a bottle above a table crowded with Champagne. Deep blue surrounds the Pommery & Greno toast.
Two men in pale suits sit beside a beer bottle and foaming mug beneath blue Bière du Dragon lettering.
Cappiello puts a group of fashionable patrons in front of a bottle-lined bar beneath large orange lettering for the Poccardi house aperitif.
A masked Harlequin holds a foaming glass beside an oversized Dionis bottle. Plinio Codognato’s sparkling-wine design combines a multicolored diamond costume, sweeping yellow lettering and a theatrical black background.
A mustached cavalier in a broad black hat presents a foaming beer glass, with bold yellow Croix de Lorraine lettering across a dark blue lower panel.
Golden wheat fans out behind a smiling figure surrounded by grapes in Leonetto Cappiello’s 1927 Le Gaulois design. A red blouse and bright lettering glow against the dark blue background.
A maid carries a basket of bottles up a white garden stairway, surrounded by pink roses and the warm yellow tones of this Fernet-Branca advertisement.
A cheerful gardener strides past a butterfly with a pitchfork, a red watering can and an Eptinger bottle. Herbert Leupin uses a warm yellow ground and striped trousers to keep the scene moving.
A smiling man raises a tall amber pint in this Bières Holderer poster, framed by black and gold lettering.
Two elaborately dressed men carry a Cognac Sarti bottle on a scarlet-draped platform beneath a row of crests.
A woman in a flowing white dress raises a small glass beside a Moskoff bottle. A dark silhouette, red field and patterned black border make the pale costume and ribbons stand out clearly.
A picker gathers bright strawberries into a yellow basket beneath Alpine peaks, beside a bottle of Chambéryzette.
Two Gancia bottles rise above a field of red and white round tables, each carrying a small aperitif glass. Robys’s advertisement contrasts pale and ruby-colored drinks against black, using repeated circles and tilted bottles to create a lively overhead arrangement.
A glass of deep red wine stands among purple grapes and curling vine leaves. Window reflections and an ornate stem brighten the still life against dark green.
A smiling Jonah holds a Menthe-Pastille bottle and small glass inside an enormous open fish mouth, surrounded by green water, foam and bright yellow advertising lettering.
An oversized Cognac bottle stands beside a formally dressed couple at dinner under ornate lettering.
Two woodcutters scatter beneath a huge falling trunk in John Gilroy’s Guinness for Strength advertisement, with red lettering below the stump.
A delighted man in a green coat opens his hands toward a Fundador bottle in a barrel-lined cellar. The Spanish Hallazgo Feliz heading and large Domecq lettering frame this expressive brandy advertisement.
A figure assembled from work clothes carries a tray, paint pot and coiled rope beneath yellow Oehrli lettering. Viktor Rutz’s Swiss advertisement combines white sleeves, a patterned red arm and tools from several trades.
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