Vintage Moët Champagne Poster by Georges Goursat, 1910s

An advertising art print reproducing a Moët & Chandon champagne design by Georges Goursat, known as Sem, listed as a work from the 1910s, with a French champagne, celebration and humorous vintage illustration theme.

This horizontally oriented reproduction features black and beige tones, with food and drinks, art and retro/vintage themes, and retro/vintage and illustrative styles. Produced using giclée printing on quality 200gsm art paper, it has a matte finish.

Moët Champagne by Georges Goursat

Celebrate French advertising illustration with this reproduction of a Moët & Chandon champagne design by Georges Goursat, known as Sem. Listed as a work from the 1910s, it offers a distinctive choice for a dining room, home bar or collection of vintage beverage posters. Its playful approach to a celebratory subject makes it an appealing alternative to a conventional still life of bottles and glasses.

About the artwork

This champagne illustration connects commercial art with humour, inviting associations with shared meals, special occasions and the pleasures of gathering together. Enjoy it as a historical advertising subject rather than a contemporary drinks promotion. This product is a modern reproduction for wall display, not an original advertising sheet, antique poster or champagne product. The broad decade is retained without assigning an unverified exact year, named figure or particular ceremonial event.

A gathering space with personality

Imagine placing the print near a dining table or above a drinks cabinet, with warm wooden furniture, softly textured seating and favourite glassware nearby. It can give the room a personal connection to French poster art without requiring every furnishing to follow a period style. The recorded black and beige palette offers a starting point for coordinating neighbouring artwork and small decorative details.

A smaller print can join an established wall arrangement, while the larger format gives the advertising subject a more prominent place. Build a gallery around champagne posters, compare different French commercial designs, or mix beverage artwork with vintage travel subjects for a broader collection. It also offers a thoughtful gift idea for someone who enjoys Sem’s illustration or the history of champagne advertising. Consider your available wall space and usual viewing distance when choosing a size.

Pair it with

Build a French champagne-advertising gallery with Veuve Clicquot (1900) and Champagne Léon Chandon (1909). Add Champagne Joseph Perrier (1920s) for another celebratory beverage design around a dining space or home bar.

Explore more champagne artwork

Discover companion beverage designs in our vintage champagne posters collection, and explore their history and decorative appeal in The Art of Vintage Champagne Posters.

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