Original Vintage Poster Keep Warmer On Bovril Hot Drink Beef Extract Food Advert

Original vintage food advertising poster for Bovril - Bovril puts Beef into you! - featuring bold black lettering on a white background in a thick red frame border. Printed in Britai...

Original vintage food advertising poster for Bovril - Seven days make one week Bovril makes one strong - featuring bold black lettering on a white background in a red frame border. P...

Rare poster by Leonetto Cappiello created in 1911 for the OXO brand. OXO is a range of food products. Artist: Leonetto Cappiello (1875 - 1942) Title: Oxo Date: 1911 Size: 46.5 x 62.2 in / 118 x 158 cm Printer : Imprimerie Publicité Etablissement Vercasson, 6 rue Martel, Paris Materials and Techniques: Colour lithograph on paper Linen backing: Yes Condition: A (Normally designates a poster in very good condition. Colours are fresh and there is very little or no paper loss. Any imperfections are marginal and unnoticeable). Details: Rare poster by Leonetto Cappiello created in 1911 for the OXO brand. OXO is a range of food products. The OXO cube is a beef broth prepared from meat extract and marketed by Liebig. About Leonetto Cappiello, The Father of Modern Advertising : Leonetto Cappiello, born on April 9, 1875, in Livorno, Italy, is considered a pioneer in the world of advertising, often referred to often hailed as the "father of modern advertising." His groundbreaking work in poster design revolutionized the industry and cemented his status as a visionary artist. Cappiello was renowned for his innovative and impactful poster designs, characterized by bold colors, simple forms, strong outlines and a strong focus on the product. His work significantly influenced the development of advertising as an art form. Initially drawn to caricature, Cappiello's true genius blossomed when he shifted his focus to poster art. His innovative approach, marked by bold colors, simple colours, simplified forms, strong outlines and a strong emphasis on product identification, set him apart from his contemporaries. Cappiello’s posters were instantly recognizable, capturing the essence of a product or brand in a single, powerful image. His work significantly influenced the development of advertising as an art form. The artist's career flourished in Paris, where he immersed himself in the vibrant artistic scene and his work spanned various industries: Food and Beverage: Campari, Cinzano, Café Martin...

A sultry Elizabeth Taylor smoulders on this extremely rare and seductive Japanese B2 poster for the original release of MGM's 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof' in Japan. In a legendary pairing...