Pippermint by Get Frères 1899 by Jules Chéret – Elegant Belle Époque French Liqueur Advertising Wall Art

Pippermint Get Frères – A Spirited Belle Époque Poster by Jules Chéret

Bring the exuberant energy of Belle Époque France into your space with Pippermint Get Frères, a vibrant 1899 advertising poster by legendary French artist Jules Chéret. Featuring a fashionable woman pouring peppermint liqueur into a delicate cordial glass, the design captures the theatrical movement, brilliant color, and joyful personality that made Chéret a pioneer of modern poster art.

A lively young woman dominates the center of the composition. She twists toward the viewer while raising a dark bottle in one hand and balancing a small glass in the other, transforming a simple pour into an animated performance.

Her expressive face, bright eyes, red lips, and windswept brown hair give the scene warmth and personality. A pale flower or ribbon adorns her hair, adding another touch of playful elegance.

The woman wears an elaborate blue-green and orange dress with a high collar, full sleeves, and a dramatically billowing skirt. The garment sweeps across the lower half of the poster in broad curves, creating the impression that she is spinning through space.

The dark bottle bears a red-and-white label and tilts sharply toward the glass. A narrow stream connects the bottle and cordial, providing a direct product demonstration within the otherwise imaginative composition.

Behind the figure, a large crimson-red circle creates a theatrical spotlight. The bold white word Pippermint curves along its upper edge, framing the woman and giving the product name immediate visual prominence.

Deep black shadow occupies the left side of the circle, intensifying the contrast with the woman’s pale face and blue-green clothing. This strong division of red and black makes the figure appear to emerge from the background.

Large red lettering across the bottom identifies Get Frères, based in Revel in the Haute-Garonne region of France. Additional text announces historical availability in cafés, wine merchants, and grocery stores.

The term Pippermint refers to the peppermint-flavored liqueur advertised by Get Frères. Chéret communicates its appeal through color and motion: fresh blue-green clothing suggests mint, while red and orange convey warmth, pleasure, and nightlife.

The poster’s palette is especially characteristic of Chéret’s work. Crimson red, blue-green, orange, black, cream, white, and touches of brown are layered with loose, energetic marks that preserve the immediacy of a performance.

Chéret’s animated female figures, often known as Chérettes, became symbols of modern Parisian pleasure and independence. Here, the central woman controls the bottle, the pour, and the viewer’s attention with complete confidence.

This museum-grade reproduction is ideal for collectors of Jules Chéret posters, vintage liqueur advertising, French café art, Belle Époque imagery, Art Nouveau design, cocktail memorabilia, and historic beverage branding.

Display it in a home bar, cocktail lounge, dining room, kitchen, restaurant, café, hotel, wine cellar, entertainment room, or eclectic gallery wall. Its bold circular background and sweeping figure create a lively focal point.

Why Collectors Love This Print

• Created by legendary French poster artist Jules Chéret
• Advertises Get Frères peppermint liqueur
• Features an energetic Chérette-style female figure
• Dramatic pouring action gives the design immediate movement
• Sweeping dress creates a powerful curved composition
• Bold red circle acts as a theatrical backdrop
• Rich palette of red, blue-green, orange, black, and cream
• Excellent example of Belle Époque beverage advertising
• Includes historic café, wine merchant, and grocery messaging
• Combines fashion, nightlife, and French drinking culture
• Appeals to collectors of vintage cocktail memorabilia
• Ideal for home bars, lounges, cafés, and restaurants
• Complements Art Nouveau and eclectic interiors
• Makes a distinctive gift for bartenders and Francophiles
• Available in multiple fine-art, framed, canvas, and metal formats

Available Print & Display Options

• 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

Choose a fine-art print for traditional presentation, a finished framed print, textured canvas, or a vivid metal print to emphasize the brilliant red background and the blue-green movement of the woman’s dress.

Artwork Details

• Title: Pippermint – Get Frères
• Artist: Jules Chéret
• Date: 1899
• Country: France
• Brand: Get Frères
• Location: Revel, Haute-Garonne
• Product: Peppermint-flavored liqueur
• Historical Retail Messaging: Available in cafés, wine merchants, and grocery stores
• Artwork Type: Vintage French liqueur and beverage advertising poster
• Primary Subject: Fashionable woman pouring liqueur into a cordial glass
• Secondary Imagery: Bottle, glass, flowing dress, flowered hair ornament, red circular backdrop, brand typography, and retail information
• Style: Belle Époque, early Art Nouveau, and color lithographic advertising
• Dominant Colors: Crimson red, blue-green, orange, black, cream, white, and brown
• Mood: Lively, festive, fashionable, theatrical, and playful
• Recommended Spaces: Home bars, cocktail lounges, dining rooms, kitchens, restaurants, cafés, hotels, wine cellars, and entertainment rooms

Disclaimer

This artwork is a Museum Grade Reproduction of a Historical advertising poster.

This listing is for a decorative reproduction and not the original 1899 lithograph. Minor variations in color, cropping, scale, and reproduced texture may occur according to the selected size, material, and display format.

This historical artwork advertises an alcoholic beverage. Its reproduction is offered solely for artistic, decorative, educational, and historical interest and is not intended to encourage alcohol consumption. Please drink responsibly and follow applicable age requirements and local laws.

Yesterday’s Posters is an independent seller and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Jules Chéret, Get Frères, any associated distillery, beverage company, successor brand, estate, institution, or rights holder.