1950 French Art Deco Beer Poster "Tous Boivent de la Biere Mosellane: fabriquée par les mosellands pour les mosellans" (Blue) Librairie Nilsson illustrator and painter

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About The Poster: This poster was created by the Chemins de Fer D'Alsace et de Lorraine to encourage travel and tourism to Les Trois Épis (the three wheat stalks) in the Province of Turkheim

1950 French Art Deco Beer Poster "Tous Boivent de la Biere Mosellane: fabriquée par les mosellands pour les mosellans" (Blue) Librairie Nilsson illustrator and painterDate: 1950 Size: 31. 25 x 47 inches Artist: Edouard Bollaert This is a vintage poster advertising Mosellan beer that is, beer made in Moselle, a department in Lorraine to the east of France. It is named after the river Moselle, a tributary of the Rhine, which flows through the western part of the department. Lorraine has long been a land of breweries. In fact, in Alsace Lorraine alone 70,000,000 liters of beer was consumed in 1885, and 180,000,000