1936 French Art Deco Poster - Diege Aperitif a la Gentiane (Le Monnier)

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1936 French Art Deco Poster - Diege Aperitif a la Gentiane (Le Monnier)Date: 1936 Size: 31 x 47 inches Artist: Henri Le Monnier I'm fond of Le Monnier's work. He always manages to coax a wink or a smile with posters that poke fun good naturedly. Here his portrayal of a beautiful young woman with a bottle of her favorite aperitif "Dige" manages to put the product name and packaging front and center effectively and memorable. Gentiane Dige is an alcohol produced from the gentian flower grown on the mountains of Auvergne.

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About the Poster: This poster is for a chain of men's clothing stores called Maison Dewachter

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