Indulge in the rich culinary traditions of France and Italy with Poster France’s food and drink poster collection. Featuring iconic brands like Campari, Perrier, and Benedictine, our selection showcases artwork from renowned artists such as Cappiello, Villemot, and Savignac. These posters are not just ads but works of art that capture the essence of gastronomy and beverages. Perfect for collectors and art enthusiasts, explore our collection and elevate your space with the flavors of France and Italy.
Original French advertising poster for Dubonnet, the well known quinquina aperitif. The design by Claire Masson (pseudonym Claire Mallon) depicts a young woman seated in a garden enjoying a glass of Dubonnet, accompanied by a small dog at her side. The composition reflects the elegant illustrative style of the early twentieth century, with flowing garments and a refined domestic setting typical of the Belle Epoque period.
This poster is considered the only known poster design by Claire Masson, a French artist who later became a member of the Societe des Artistes Francais during the 1920s. It is also among the earliest and rarest posters produced for Dubonnet, preceding the famous advertising campaigns of the 1930s created by Cassandre for the brand.
Artist: Masson, Claire
Title: Dubonnet – Vin Tonique au Quinquina
Size: 46 x 61 inches / 117 x 155 cm
On / Off Linen: On linen
Print Technique: Lithograph
Year: 1908
Condition & Comments: Fine condition. Rare early Dubonnet poster.
Fap Anis – Celui Des Connaisseurs — Maurice Delval
Original French aperitif advertising poster on linen
This large-format French advertising poster promotes Fap’Anis, an anise-flavored aperitif, with the slogan “Celui des Connaisseurs” (“the one for connoisseurs”). The design shows an Art Deco–era woman holding a glass and fan, set against a seaside/Riviera-style backdrop, with the Fap’Anis bottle at right.Printed in Paris by Publicite Wall, this is an original color lithograph from the period, preserved today with professional linen backing for improved stability and handling.
Details
Title: Fap Anis – Celui Des Connaisseurs
Artist: Maurice Delval
Date: c. 1930
Country: France
Printer: Publicite Wall, Paris
Medium: Color lithograph on paper
Size: 62 x 46 in / 157 x 117 cm
Linen backed: Yes
Condition: Excellent A condition beautiful
Original vintage advertising poster for Kinagin, created by Eugène Patkévitch and printed by MARSENS. This striking composition promotes the Kinagin beverage—a mix of gin, vermouth, and quinine—reflecting the popular aperitif culture of the period.
The design features bold graphic elements characteristic of early 20th-century European advertising, with strong color contrasts and a refined sense of composition typical of Patkévitch’s work. Posters for aperitifs and quinine-based drinks were widely produced during this era, often emphasizing both elegance and the perceived health benefits of such beverages.
Printed as a lithograph, this piece exemplifies the quality and visual impact of classic poster printing techniques. Large-format examples such as this were intended for prominent display and are increasingly difficult to find today, particularly in well-preserved condition.
Details
Title: Kinagin Vermouth
Artist: Eugène Patkévitch
Year: circa 1941
Size: 35.4 x 50.4 inches / 90 x 128 cm
On / Off Linen: On linen
Condition: Excellent
Comments: Original lithographic advertising poster for Kinagin, printed by MARSENS. Promotes a beverage combining gin, vermouth, and quinine.
Designed in 1909 by Italian artist Remg (Remo Branca), this lithograph promotes the Liquore del Reno, a liqueur produced by the Giulio Tartarini distillery in Pieve di Cento, Ferrara. The company was active in the early 20th century and proudly displayed its Grand Prix Medaglia d’Oro from the 1909 Florence exposition.
This 1940 printing is in lithography, just as the original was, and depicts a finely dressed woman enjoying a glass of the liqueur, accompanied by elegant period typography.
The poster is linen-backed and in excellent condition, preserving both the design and printing quality.
Liquore del Reno
Artist: Remg (Remo Branca)
Date: 1909 design, printed 1940
Size: 14.25 × 21.5 in / 36.1 × 54.6 cm
Print Technique: Lithograph
On Linen: Yes
Condition: Excellent (A)
Artist: Ravenna, Giuseppe Printer: , Italy Size: 39 x 55 in / 100 x 140 cm On/Off Linen: Delay approx 2 weeks to linen-back before delivery Print Technique: Lithograph Year: 1939 Condition & Comments: Excellent
luxardo zara by giuseppe ravenna original italian poster original!
Rare poster on linen . Poster in excellent condition
Luxardo Zara (1938) Original Italian Liqueur Poster by A. Pomi
Original 1938 advertisement for Luxardo Zara, the Italian liqueur company known for its Maraschino and cherry brandies. Designed by Armando Pomi, this lithographic poster reflects the style of late-1930s Italian commercial art, a period when illustrated posters were the main form of brand communication.
The image was created to promote Luxardo’s products produced in Zara (Dalmatia) before the company relocated to northern Italy after World War II. It remains an authentic document of Italian advertising history and of one of the country’s oldest liqueur producers.
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Details
Artist: Armando Pomi
Year: c. 1938
Country: Italy
Printer: Arti Grafiche Navarra, Milano Italy
Print Technique: Lithograph
Size: 39 × 55 in / 100 × 140 cm (approx. 150 × 110 cm)
Condition: Excellent A condition
On Linen: Optional; allow ≈ 2 weeks for linen-backing before shipment
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Comments
Original lithograph, not a reproduction. Well-preserved example of Italian pre-war advertising for Luxardo, a company still producing liqueurs today.
MARSALA FLORIO — PLINIO CODOGNATO — 1951 – Italian Wine
Original Italian advertising poster for Marsala Florio designed by Plinio Codognato. The striking composition features a powerful classical figure in red raising his arm beneath the bold yellow lettering of the Florio brand name. The dramatic lighting and monumental figure evoke the strength and vitality associated with the famous Sicilian wine. The slogan below reads “Ristora • Rinfranca • Rinforza,” emphasizing the restorative and invigorating qualities of Marsala Florio.
This 1951 printing was issued by Gros Monti & Co., Torino, and is considered a later printing of Codognato’s celebrated Marsala Florio design originally created in the early 1930s. The poster is a strong example of Italian advertising graphics of the period, combining classical imagery with modern typography.
Plinio Codognato (1878–1940) was an important Italian poster artist and illustrator whose work helped shape Italian commercial graphic design in the early twentieth century. His posters are known for their bold figures, dramatic compositions, and clear graphic impact.
Artist: Codognato, Plinio
Title: Marsala Florio
Printer: Gros Monti & Co., Torino
Size: approx. 39 x 55 inches / 140 x 100 cm
On / Off Linen: On linen
Print Technique: Lithograph
Year: 1951
Condition & Comments: Excellent condition on linen.
Martini & Rossi Vermouth poster, originally sold in Italy, hails from the 1930s but was later officially printed by Martini around 1960. It is in superb condition, professionally mounted on linen to ensure museum-quality preservation. This official printing commemorates the earlier Martini posters and stands as a testament to the brand’s rich history and enduring appeal.
In 1863, the dynamic partnership of Martini’s entrepreneurial spirit and Rossi’s creative genius gave rise to a vermouth that has remained unparalleled for over 160 years: the iconic MARTINI Rosso. From the aromatic botanicals that define its renowned vermouth to the golden effervescence of the Asti wines, MARTINI’s influence has traversed continents and generations. Nevertheless, its core essence remains firmly anchored in the picturesque Piedmont region.
Title: Martini & Rossi Vermouth Vintage Poster Artist: Marco Date: 1930s (printed by Martini, c. 1960) Printer: Martini Size: 27 x 39 inches Print Type: Lithography (NOT OFFSET) Condition: Excellent “A” on linen
Napoleon Cognac “Aigle Rouge” by Imp. Moullot, c. 1928 – Original Stone Lithograph Poster
This is an original large-format French advertising poster for Napoleon Cognac “Aigle Rouge”, produced around 1928 by Imprimerie Moullot in Marseille. The design features the imperial eagle, symbol of Napoleon’s legions, used here to represent the strength and heritage of the Brugerolle cognac brand.
The bold stone lithograph imagery combines patriotic symbolism with the elegance of French spirits advertising from the early 20th century. Measuring nearly 4 × 5 feet, the poster has been professionally mounted on linen for preservation and is in excellent condition. Rare in this size and format, it is a significant piece of vintage drinks advertising art.
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Title: Napoleon Cognac “Aigle Rouge”
Artist / Imprint: Anonymous / Imp. Moullot, Marseille
Date: Circa 1928
Printer: Imprimerie Moullot, Marseille
Size: 45.7 × 61.9 in. / 116 × 157 cm
Print Technique: Stone lithograph
On Linen: Yes
Condition: Excellent
Comments: Original large-format advertising poster for Leopold Brugerolle’s Napoleon Cognac “Aigle Rouge.” Linen-backed and well preserved; rare example of French spirits promotion from the interwar period.
Uncover a rare gem of advertising history with this original poster for ORELIA, an offshoot brand of the iconic Orangina, created and distributed by Orangina itself. Crafted in the 1980s, this poster is a testament to the imaginative design genius of Bernard Villemot.
ORELIA, the orange-flavored soft-drink, made its debut in the United States in 1978 under that name. However, in 1985, the name ORELIA was abandoned in favor of the original Orangina branding, adding an intriguing layer of historical significance to this artwork.
Measuring a substantial 33.5 x 24.5 inches, this offset lithograph on linen captures the essence of ORELIA’s unique identity. The brand’s connection to Orangina and its brief foray under the name ORELIA in the United States add to its intrigue. It represents a fascinating chapter in the world of beverages and advertising.
Title: ORELIA
Artist: Bernard Villemot Date: 1980s Printer: Perrier Size: 33.5 x 24.5 inches / 83.8 x 62.2 cm Print Type: Offset Lithography original printing Condition: Excellent “A” on LINEN
Original large-format French advertising poster for the Geisweiler wine company, designed by Lajos Marton in 1921 and printed by DAM Studio. This stone lithograph was produced in the standard French 120 x 160 cm format for display in public spaces. It has been professionally linen backed (acid-free paper and cotton canvas) and survives in very fine condition, with strong colors and a clean overall appearance.
Year: 1921
Title: Geisweiler Grand Vin
Artist: Lajos Marton
Printer: DAM Studio
Country: France
Size: 47.3 x 63 in / 120 x 160 cm
Print technique: Original stone lithograph
Material: Poster on paper, backed on acid-free paper and cotton canvas
Linen backing: Yes (linen backed)
Condition: A (very fine) – nice condition on linen, image clean, colors strong
Subject: Drinks – wines, apéritifs, alcohol
Comments: Original 1921 French stone lithograph advertising poster for Geisweiler, printed by DAM Studio in large 120 x 160 cm format and professionally linen backed.
