Leonetto Cappiello Cognac Boutelleau

Leonetto Cappiello's "Cognac Boutelleau" — France, 1919.

The Boutelleau cognac house traces its origins to 1849, when Edmond Boutelleau began his distilling enterprise in the Cognac region of France. Though the brand has since changed hands, passing to Cognac Tiffon in 1990, the original Boutelleau name endures on the label as a mark of historical continuity. Cappiello created this striking design in 1917, though it was not produced until 1919—a delay reflective of the disruptions that the First World War imposed on commerce and industry. The poster stands as a testament to the resilience of celebrated brands through periods of upheaval.

Perfect for a kitchen, dining room, cafe, or breakfast nook — a great gift for foodies, home bakers, and vintage poster collectors.

• Museum-quality giclée print on archival matte paper

• Sizes: 5x7, 8x10, 11x14, 16x20, 18x24, 24x36 in

• Frame not included · Colors may vary slightly by screen

• Original artwork is in the public domain (Leonetto Cappiello)