Anis Berger
ID(s):
1928025E0
1928025E0
Subject
In 1823, Berger produced an absinthe in Neufchâtel, Switzerland. The 1915 prohibition banned its production. In 1923, Berger converted by starting production of the first aniseed aperitif Berger in a factory in Marseille. Berger joined the Marie Brizard group in 1995.
In 1823, Berger produced an absinthe in Neufchâtel, Switzerland. The 1915 prohibition banned its production. In 1923, Berger converted by starting production of the first aniseed aperitif Berger in a factory in Marseille. Berger joined the Marie Brizard group in 1995.
Description:
Two waiters meet. One is carrying a beer, the other an Anis Berger. Behind them, a bright star representing the fruit of star anise. Later, Cappiello will replace the beer with another Anis Berger (See black and white photo).
Two waiters meet. One is carrying a beer, the other an Anis Berger. Behind them, a bright star representing the fruit of star anise. Later, Cappiello will replace the beer with another Anis Berger (See black and white photo).
Source:
1928025E0 : Private collection
1928025B0 : Private collection
1928025E0 : Private collection
1928025B0 : Private collection
Date:
1928
1928
Language: French
Dimensions (cm):
67,8 x 55,2
67,8 x 55,2
Signature:
Bottom left
Bottom left
Materials:
Charcoal, gouache
Charcoal, gouache
Support:
Paper pasted on flexible cardboard, mat, flap
Paper pasted on flexible cardboard, mat, flap
Reference Devambez: 5701
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