Absinthe Ducros Fils Triple Rectification c.1901 by Leonetto Cappiello | Vintage French Absinthe Advertising Poster

Absinthe Ducros Fils Triple Rectification c.1901 by Leonetto Cappiello | Vintage French Absinthe Advertising Poster

Framed Canvas / Black Floater Frame / 12x18
$149.97
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Absinthe Ducros Fils Triple Rectification c.1901 by Leonetto Cappiello | Vintage French Absinthe Advertising Poster

Absinthe Ducros Fils Triple Rectification c.1901 by Leonetto Cappiello | Vintage French Absinthe Advertising Poster

$149.97
Sale price  $149.97 Regular price  $199.99
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Absinthe Ducros Fils – A Spirited Leonetto Cappiello Advertising Poster

Celebrate the vibrant theatricality of Belle Époque advertising with Absinthe Ducros Fils, a dynamic 1901 poster by legendary Italian-French artist Leonetto Cappiello.

The composition features an exuberant woman dressed in a brilliant scarlet gown, dramatically raising a bottle of Ducros Fils absinthe above her head. Her outstretched arm, sweeping skirt, broad smile, and enormous red-and-black feathered hat create an unforgettable sense of movement, festivity, and carefree enjoyment.

Cappiello places the brightly colored figure against a deep brown-black background, allowing her white gloves, pale face, red dress, and yellow typography to command immediate attention. Flowing black ribbons echo the movement of her costume, while the playfully arranged ABSINTHE DUCROS FILS lettering travels diagonally across the lower composition.

The phrase “Triple Rectification” promotes the distillation process used for the absinthe, connecting the animated imagery to the product’s advertised quality. This early work anticipates the bold silhouettes, memorable characters, simplified backgrounds, and powerful color contrasts that would define Cappiello’s revolutionary approach to commercial poster art.

With its dramatic red, black, brown, yellow, and white palette, this lively vintage poster makes a spectacular statement piece for home bars, lounges, restaurants, cafés, dining rooms, kitchens, theaters, dressing rooms, and Belle Époque-inspired interiors.

Why Collectors Love This Print

  • Early artwork by legendary poster artist Leonetto Cappiello
  • Authentic 1901 French absinthe advertising
  • Created for the Ducros Fils brand
  • Exuberant Belle Époque woman raising a bottle
  • Magnificent red-and-black feathered hat
  • Flowing gown and theatrical movement
  • Playfully arranged period typography
  • Dramatic dark background with brilliant color
  • Excellent example of early Cappiello poster design
  • Ideal for absinthe, beverage, and advertising collectors

Available Print & Display Options

Available in multiple sizes and premium display formats, including:

  • Fine Art Prints
  • Framed Fine Art Prints
  • Gallery-Wrapped Canvas
  • Black Floater Frame Canvas
  • White Floater Frame Canvas
  • Brown Floater Frame Canvas
  • Natural Floater Frame Canvas
  • Metal Prints

Each reproduction is made to order using high-resolution printing designed to preserve the deep brown-black background, brilliant scarlet dress, sweeping black ribbons, golden typography, expressive figure, and exuberant character of the historic original.

Artwork Details

Title: Absinthe Ducros Fils

Artist: Leonetto Cappiello

Date: 1901

Advertiser: Ducros Fils

Product: Triple-Rectified Absinthe

Genre: Vintage French Liquor Advertising Poster

Subject: Absinthe, Celebration & Belle Époque Fashion

Period: Early 20th Century / Belle Époque

Style: French Belle Époque Advertising Art

Primary Colors: Red, Black, Dark Brown, Yellow, White

Orientation: Vertical / Portrait

Disclaimer

This artwork is a Museum Grade Reproduction of a Historical advertising poster and is offered solely for its artistic, historical, decorative, and collectible value. Yesterday’s Posters is an independent seller of reproduction wall art and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the original advertiser or any current rights holder.

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