Deniset Jeune Absinthe Distillery Label Print, 11" x 8.5"

Deniset Jeune Absinthe Distillery Label Print, 11" x 8.5"This print is of a late 19th century absinthe label print from the distillery of H. Deniset Jeune located in Pontarlier, the birthplace of absinthe in France. It was printed using a 4 color offset printing press, meaning each color is applied separately. This printing method would have been the same as the one used to produce the original labels. The colors in the image are sharp and vibrant. Silver metallic ink was used in the printing process on the

and Ernest Hemingway

releasing essential oils and perfuming the air with fennel

This fountain is a wonderful reproduction of a vintage late 19th-century Belle Époque absinthe fountain

These solid marble top and cast iron base tables are constructed in the same manner as they were over 100 years ago

The cross in the middle of the grille represents the national emblem of Switzerland

then placing the absinthe spoon on top of the glass and a sugar cube atop the spoon

Besides holding water

as one can perfectly control the rate of water

all of whom painted absinthe drinkers in pictures that are now considered masterpieces

Although not a reproduction of a vintage Belle Époque absinthe fountain

abuse and prohibition

most often absinthe