Title: Cachou Lajaunie Artist: Leonetto Cappiello Date: 1900 Printer: Imprimerie Vercasson, Paris Size: 39 x 55 INCHES Print Type: Stone Lithography Condition: Excellent "A" on linen Style: Art Nouveau Comments: Rare Art Nouveau stone lithograph poster for Cachou Lajaunie by Cappiello, in excellent condition on linen. This is also notable as Cappiello's first printer, Imprimerie Vercasson, Paris.
Description: Transport yourself to the enchanting world of Art Nouveau with this exceptional poster for "Cachou Lajaunie" by the renowned artist Leonetto Cappiello. Created in 1900 and printed by Imprimerie Vercasson in Paris, this stone lithograph poster is a masterpiece of the Art Nouveau era.
Measuring a generous 39 x 55 inches, this lithographic print is a striking example of Cappiello's iconic Art Nouveau style. It not only promotes the excellence of "Cachou Lajaunie" breath mints but also encapsulates the artistic sensibilities of the time.
The poster is in excellent condition, earning an "Excellent A" rating on linen, which speaks to its meticulous preservation over the years. Its rarity and remarkable state make it a sought-after collectible among vintage advertising art enthusiasts.
This poster is particularly noteworthy as it represents Cappiello's early collaboration with his first printer, Imprimerie Vercasson in Paris. Their partnership marked the beginning of Cappiello's prolific career in poster art.
What sets this poster apart is its embodiment of Art Nouveau's sinuous lines, organic forms, and decorative exuberance. Cappiello's ability to capture attention with bold colors, innovative design, and a touch of humor is evident in this piece.
Whether you're a collector of vintage advertising memorabilia, an admirer of Cappiello's artistic legacy, or simply appreciate the elegance of Art Nouveau design, this "Cachou Lajaunie" poster offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of advertising history and Art Nouveau artistry. Don't miss your chance to acquire this exceptional stone lithograph that reflects the artistic spirit of its era.