Fiorino is a 1922 liquor advertisement by Jean D'Ylen for Asti Spumante. The artwork features a Frenchman dressed in stereotypical colonial-era clothing. He tickles the face of the Spumante bottle as he is joyfully dancing with the oversized bottle of sparkling wine. The artwork features the use of Chartreuse printing ink, which was not a common printing color of the time. Jean Paul Beguin, better known as Jean D'Ylen (1886-1938) created many advertisements in early 1930's in this popular style, using stunning primary colors. The influence of Leonetto Cappiello on this artist's work is apparent in the dark background and the flowing, floating stance of the charismatic figure. After a career started as a jewelry designer, D'Ylen became an advertising illustrator for the publishing company Vercasson Paris. He later rose to prominence after Cappiello left the company in 1916. This is an Original Vintage Poster; it is not a reproduction. This poster is conservation mounted, linen backed, and in excellent condition.We guarantee the authenticity of all of our posters.

44 x 61 in