French Art Nouveau Vintage Poster for ‘Lulu Biscuits Lefevre-Utile’ by Firmin Bouisset, 1905
$1,600.00
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This traditionally dressed French schoolboy is depicted eating his favorite Lu biscuit!
Firmin Bouisset, the artist, created many posters for the Lefevre-Utile company, which almost always includes his charming portrayal of children (see Menier Chocolate company here).
The child is wearing a blue and red cape, and a grey beret cap on his head. He is holding a basket, with the letters ‘LU’ on it (probably holding all the cookies). This poster was originally created in 1897 in a smaller format.
Lefevre-Utile is a manufacturer brand of French biscuits founded in Nantes. The company was founded around 1846, and didn’t adapt the ‘LU’ logo until after a 1897 calendar ad by Alfons Mucha (another esteemed poster artist of the time).
Eventually, after being passed down a couple generations, in July 2007, LU was sold to Kraft Foods (now Mondelez International).
Details
Artists:
Firmin Bouisset
Origin:
France
Circa:
1905
Printer:
Daude Freres - Paris
Size:
49.25'' x 70.5''
ID:
#00669
Style:
Art Nouveau
Condition:
Very Good
Linen Backed:
Yes
Size
Unit
Inches
Centimeters
Width
49.25
125.1
Height
70.5
179.07
Depth
0.1
0.25
Details
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