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1950 French Art Deco Beer Poster "Tous Boivent de la Biere Mosellane: fabriquée par les mosellands pour les mosellans" (Blue)Date: 1950 Size: 31. 25 x 47 inches Artist: Edouard Bollaert This is a vintage poster advertising Mosellan beer that is, beer made in Moselle, a department in Lorraine to the east of France. It is named after the river Moselle, a tributary of the Rhine, which flows through the western part of the department. Lorraine has long been a land of breweries. In fact, in Alsace Lorraine alone 70,000,000 liters of beer was consumed in 1885, and 180,000,000

About the Poster: An exhibition poster from a Stockholm exhibition in 2004

Metz is described by a French tourist website this way: "With a rich 3

and Danish cheeses

5 inches (8

Alphonse (after)

Date: circa 1955

Roubille "practiced a sleek design with large colored areas that was particularly well-suited for chromolithography

We do not want sapless stories

It has some visible folds and minor foxing in the margins

features the Habitat 67

Eclor is leader on the French cidre market with Loïc Raison and Ecusson brands but also develops a large range of non alcoholic sparkling juices

Date: Between 1869 and 1873