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During the Belle Époque
located in the French town of Saumur
He was awarded the Légion d'honneur by the French Government in 1890 for his outstanding contributions to the graphic arts
Numero Special de Mode d'Ete
which is named for Madame de Pompadour who became the mistress and lifelong confidante of Louis XV
Fenouillet Liqueur Digestive 1900 Original Poster RefPO#08 During the Belle ÉpoqueThis circa 1900 poster was created by Victor Leydet (1861 1904), a French painter and poster designer. It's an advertising for an digestive called Fenouillet which was invented in 1840 and possessed the same properties as its cousin alcohol, Chartreuse as the poster informed. An old man relaxes on the chair as he satisfyingly inspects the gold coloured liquor in his glass. The poster informs us that Fenouillet received a gold medal at the Paris Expo
