1920s Original French Beer Poster, Bières Laubenheimer (Laubenheimer Beer) General de Gaulle About the Poster: This contemporary

About the Poster:  This contemporary poster from 2002 was designed to promote the Bain Mathieu and speaks to its former use as a family-friendly pool and bathing space

You have to have a real reason

Van Houten has been manufacturing cocoa powder since 1828

The painting reproduced on this poster is "Blume für Olympia" (A flower for Olympia)

published at the turn of the century from the 1890s on

1920s Original French Beer Poster, Bières Laubenheimer (Laubenheimer Beer) General de Gaulle About the Poster: This contemporaryDate: c. 1925 Size: 31. 5 x 47 inches About The Poster: Bieres Laubenheimer, original antique lithographic poster by Georges Ripart. This beer comes from the midieval city of Nrac, in southwest France. (Where you will find Chateau Musee Henri IV). Here we find beloved King Henry IV on his famous white horse. He is promoting Laubenheimer, an obscure southwestern French beer. This king's image has been used to advertise everything from chocolate to