A radiant, golden-haired muse in a flowing translucent gown lifts a glowing glass of the Green Fairy toward the light, wreathed in the drifting blue-green vapors of the drink. This is Privat-Livemont's celebrated 1896 Art Nouveau poster for Absinthe Robette, printed by Goffart in Brussels, a jewel of Belle Epoque Belgian lithography.
Absinthe, the notorious Green Fairy, was the era's most bewitching and controversial drink, and the posters that sold it reached for beauty, symbolism, and sensuous line. Livemont's sinuous halo, delicate florals, and luminous palette make this one of the most beloved images in the entire history of the absinthe poster.
As wall art it is unforgettable, a magnetic focal point above a home bar or bar cart, where its aperitif heritage suits a display of bottles and vintage glassware, and its Art Nouveau elegance enlivens a study, lounge, or dining room. Each print is a museum-quality reproduction on premium archival matte paper, with rich, faithful color, ready to frame.