1932 French Ad Byrrh Aperitif Wine Georges Leonnec France Drink Baroque Georgian XEGA2 if the prints do not

if the prints do not employ a great number of colors or detail the product may be easily mass produced in a more cost and time effective manner

This is an original 1927 photogravure of the famous Sainte CŽcile Cathedral in Albi

Gelatin first became popular during the Victorian period when jelly molds were a crowd pleaser

This is an original 1908 halftone print of a port in Haarlem

or have just been introduced to this era via this fabulous series

1932 French Ad Byrrh Aperitif Wine Georges Leonnec France Drink Baroque Georgian XEGA2 if the prints do notThis is an original 1932 black and white French ad for Byrrh, an apritif wine, illustrated by famed artist Georges Lonnec. Georges Lonnec (1881 1940) Georges Lonnec, brother to the popular novelist Felix Lonnec, began his career as a cartoonist selling drawings to humorous newspapers in 1899. In 1907 he began collaborations with Vie Parisienne (Parisian Life) and campaigns for Renault and Daimler. After participating in WWI he become the official