6/7/2023 0 Comments Absynth posters![]() **Our Designers will be available to consult and assist you with your choice of artworks and frames. If you’re not 100% satisfied with your order, then please contact us in order to reach the desired result! They are produced in Greece and they are quite affordable. PRO TIP: Keep a collection of extra framed prints on hand to refresh your space for any season or occasion.Īll of our prints are made by non-toxic certified inks, appropriate for interior places and children’s bedrooms, on photo paper, canvas, and Hahnemuhle archival papers. Every order is custom made just for you.Custom trimmed with a border for framing 1″ for small, 2″ for all larger sizes.100% cotton, acid, and lignin-free archival paper.Natural white, matte, ultra smooth background.Frame your prints in our “Frame It” tool, with your own style choices. ![]() *Exact sizing may vary slightly due to the printing process. ![]() ![]() Don’t leave it blank!Ĭombine different Posters and frames to create your own Gallery Wall.Ĭhoose your favorite Prints and Posters in Kanto Korniza’s Digital Gallery!Īrt prints available in four sizes ranged from small to x-large. In order to overcome this bad publicity, the Cusenier family innovated by creating a so-called beneficial absinthe: Absinthe Oxygénée which this poster advertises.Ī man in a bar with Art Nouveau decoration, prepares the ritual of absinthe à la française: the absinthe is in the bottom of the glass, a perforated absinthe spoon.Every wall offers you the chance to express yourself. This doctor, also an apothecary, created a miracle cure "the Green Fairy" which was in fact an elixir of absinthe recommended to treat epilepsy, gout, worms, kidney stones, colic and headache.Īround 1800, a Swiss trader bought the recipe with the idea of ?marketing it as an aperitif drink.Įugene Cusenier, seeing the success of this drink, founded a distillery of absinthe in the Doubs in 1855.īut it was also in the 1860s that the first articles related to absinthe abuse (absinthism) were published. If there are imperfections they are marginal and imperceptible.įrancisco Nicolas Tamagno is an Italian painter and poster artist, active in France between 18.Ībsinthe seems to have been invented in the late eighteenth century by a doctor from Franche-Comté, a native of Doubs, Dr. The colours are fresh and there are no or very few paper losses. Designates a poster in very good condition. Materials and Techniques: Colour lithograph on paperĬondition: A. Title: L’Absinthe Cusenier Oxygenée - C’est ma santé Original Vintage Poster created by Fransisco Tamagno for Absinthe Cusenier advertising in 1896. Because thujone, and thus Absinthe, could cause such severe and lingering mental dysfunction, the drink was banned in most countries by the early 1900s. In the case of Absinthe, the culprit was thujone, a toxic oil found in wormwood, one of the drink's main ingredients. But also like many hallucinogens, it contained chemicals that were not particularly healthy. The drink was nicknamed the green 'Muse' because, like many hallucinogens that came after it, Absinthe gave the imbiber the real or imaginary impression of heightened sensitivity. Probably Livemont's most recognized work and the poster most associated with Absinthe, the poster succeeds, like the drink itself, by combining reality and illusion.Ī licorice-flavored, green liqueur, Absinthe was created in the late 1700s and became very popular by the beginning of the next century. The intoxicating effect of the drink is implied in the rising vapor which curls in classic Art Nouveau style and adds to the mystical awe of the poster. In his green-tinted poster, Livemont immerses the viewer in the liqueur with his subtle choice of color and expert graduations and blends. About Privat Livemont, a skilled lithographer, designed this poster for Absinthe Robette in 1896. /rebates/2fshop2fabsinth2bposters&.
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