From the estate of a Los Angeles collector whose holdings encompassed museum-caliber Art Deco and Art Nouveau works.

.By 1918, Jules Robin & Co. had grown into France's second-largest cognac house "” surpassed only by Hennessy "” with a robust Anglophone export trade that gave rise to English-language lithographs like this one. Poster features an oval Belle Époque portrait of an elegantly dressed woman within an Art Nouveau vine-and-ribbon surround, the brand's cognac bottles flanking a calendar below.

Artist unknown; unsigned.

Archival presentation throughout: custom circa-2000s frame with double mat in linen/cotton, decorative filet, and UV-protective plexiglass.

Poster approx. 20"×30"; framed 28.5"W × 37.25"H × 1.25"D.

Visually excellent for its age "” minor corner loss upper right, light marks in upper field, and a hairline scratch (~7") in the plexiglass visible only at certain angles.


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Small loss to upper right corner of poster, 7" scratch in plexiglass visible at a certain angle, noted in photos and description.

Origin:
France

Materials & Techniques:
Paper, Plexiglass, Wood

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Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; Small loss to upper right corner of poster, 7" scratch in plexiglass visible at a certain angle, noted in photos and description.