Pure Cider from Normandy, Rotrou Brothers, 1899

Pure Cider from Normandy, Rotrou Brothers, 1899The Pure Cider from Normandy poster featuring the Rotrou Brothers was created in 1899. The poster was designed by French artist Henri Privat Livemont, who was known for his work in the Art Nouveau style. The poster features an elegant woman holding a glass of cider, with a basket of apples and a bottle of the cider next to her. The background shows an idyllic orchard with a chateau in the distance. The text on the poster reads "Pure Cider from

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