Vintage La Fraisette Poster by Leonetto Cappiello, 1900s

A vintage French drinks-advertising poster print reproducing Leonetto Cappiello’s La Fraisette, listed as an early-1900s design, with a beverage and historical commercial art theme.

This vertically oriented reproduction features black, red and yellow tones, with a food and drinks theme and typography and retro/vintage styles. Its recorded art movements are Modernism and Art Nouveau. Produced using giclée printing on quality 200gsm art paper, it has a matte finish.

La Fraisette by Leonetto Cappiello

Celebrate an appreciation of French commercial art with this reproduction of Leonetto Cappiello’s La Fraisette poster, listed as an early-1900s design. Its drinks-advertising subject offers a personal connection for a kitchen, dining area or home bar gallery. Choose it for an interest in Cappiello’s work or the decorative appeal of historical beverage advertisements.

About the advertisement

The La Fraisette name identifies this particular design, distinguishing it from Cappiello’s other advertising subjects. Enjoy it as historical poster artwork rather than as a current product endorsement, a drinks recipe or an original piece of bar memorabilia. This is a modern reproduction for wall display, not an original early-twentieth-century advertising sheet. No unverified exact year, original printing technique or collectible provenance is assigned.

A dining space with character

Imagine displaying the print beside a sideboard, with warm wooden surfaces, softly textured seating and favourite glassware nearby. Its French drinks-advertising connection can make the arrangement feel personal without requiring every accessory to follow a period style. The recorded black, red and yellow palette provides a starting point for coordinating companion prints and smaller decorative accents.

A smaller format can join an established gallery, while the larger option gives the advertisement a more prominent position. Pair it with other Cappiello designs for an artist-led arrangement, or combine different beverage posters to explore the variety of historical commercial art. Matching frames can bring individual works together while allowing their subjects to remain distinct. Consider the available wall area and usual viewing distance before choosing your size. In a kitchen, select a dry display location away from splashes and cooking steam.

Pair it with

Build an artist-led drinks gallery with Cappiello’s Cognac Monnet (1920), Contratto (1922) and Bitter Campari (1921). Together, these advertisements offer different beverage subjects for a dining room or home bar.

Explore more Cappiello artwork

Discover companion advertisements in our Leonetto Cappiello posters collection, and explore his life and work in our Cappiello article.

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