Agua de los Carmelitas
ID(s):
1911021Z0
1911021Z0
Subject
Carmelite Water marketed in South America, exclusively by the Boyer company. An alcoholic preparation based on lemon balm and distilled water, whose recipe includes 14 herbs, 9 spices, and 80-proof alcohol. This recipe has remained virtually unchanged for 400 years.
Carmelite Water marketed in South America, exclusively by the Boyer company. An alcoholic preparation based on lemon balm and distilled water, whose recipe includes 14 herbs, 9 spices, and 80-proof alcohol. This recipe has remained virtually unchanged for 400 years.
Description:
Four monks perched on a rock are holding up an anchor whose main shaft is a bottle of Agua de Los Carmelitas. These monks give the water a mystical character. The anchor conveys the idea of health forever.
Four monks perched on a rock are holding up an anchor whose main shaft is a bottle of Agua de Los Carmelitas. These monks give the water a mystical character. The anchor conveys the idea of health forever.
Source:
Forney Library, Paris – Reproduction: Roger-Viollet
(Reproduction authorized for private use only)
Forney Library, Paris – Reproduction: Roger-Viollet
(Reproduction authorized for private use only)
Publisher
"Imprimerie Publicité Etablts. Vercasson 6 rue Martel Paris"
"Imprimerie Publicité Etablts. Vercasson 6 rue Martel Paris"
Date:
1911
1911
Language: Spanish
Dimensions (cm):
110 x 75
110 x 75
Signature:
Bottom right
Bottom right
Number of sheet(s):
1
1
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