1900 French Art Nouveau Trade Card, Brussels (Framed)

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1900 French Art Nouveau Trade Card, Brussels (Framed)Date: 1900 Size: card: 4. 25" x 3", frame: 11" x 9. 5" Artist: Unknown In the late 1800s and early 1900s companies often issued collector cards as a way of getting consumers to buy more product much like hockey or baseball cards in the 20th century. Cigarette companies, sewing machine companies, and in this case, a company that made soup bouillon cubes (Liebig) found new and novel subjects like faraway destinations (in this case, Brussels!) to entice

printmaker

travel industry

Exquisitely colored and detailed they will be beautiful framed alone or in a grouping

Unlined with pinholes in all four corners

Perfect for a cat lover

Category One World's Fair held in Montreal

This particular sheet has obvious foxing

Artist: Martineau

this tin also indicates that it was used on the Chemins de Fer du Midi (see the far right side of the tin just below the "e" in savonneuse)

It launched in 2007 and is co-created by some well-known graphic design studios in Europe like Studio8 Design and Alber Folch Studio

Date: 1968

celebrations similar to those of San Fermin in Pamplona