1933 French Liquor Advertisement, Bonal, Gentiane-Quina - A.M. Cassandre Insect The chosen patron of the

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It is well known for both its red and white wines

comments that "sometimes a pictorial poster is a decorative masterpiece - something I can't walk by without a jolt of aesthetic pleasure

wearing a Phrygian-style red cap (the symbol of freedom which is closely tied to French revolutionaries)

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1933 French Liquor Advertisement, Bonal, Gentiane-Quina - A.M. Cassandre Insect The chosen patron of theDate: 1933 Size: 47. 5 x 63 inches Artist: Cassandre, A. M. About The Poster: This poster is one of my favourite Cassandre's and bears all the hallmarks of his classic, no nonsense design: the product is front and centre, the colours pop, and there is nothing extra. I love it!! A. M. Cassandre was a painter, commercial poster artist, typeface designer, and stage designer. Born in 1901 in Charkov, Ukraine, Cassandre went to Paris in 1915, studying