1940s Original French Art Deco - Alcohol Poster - Byrel (Le Verre Degustation) olympic torch refined and simple exhibition poster

refined and simple exhibition poster for an exhibition at the Galerie des Peintres Graveurs by  Pierre-Yves Trémois

The literal translation of the caption "Alle Kan Traenge Til en Hof" is "Everybody can need a beer" - and this series of ads shows a variety of situations and locations where people can enjoy an ice-cold Carlsberg

Size: image 10

Perrier eventually sold the spring to wealthy British man Sir John Harmsworth

Printed in Paris by the Library de L'Art Ancient et Moderne and clearly inspired by Klinger's fascination with Aubrey Beardsley

1940s Original French Art Deco - Alcohol Poster - Byrel (Le Verre Degustation) olympic torch refined and simple exhibition posterDate: 1940s Size: 15 x 23 inches About The Poster: This fabulous Art Deco poster advertises French alcohol called Byrel. The poster promotes Byrel as a light, fresh tasting wine to be served chilled. This poster is in excellent condition and ready to frame.