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Vintage Le Tango de la Coupe Poster by SEM, 1925

$25.00 USD

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A vintage champagne-advertising poster print reproducing Le Tango de la Coupe by Georges Goursat, known as SEM, dated 1925 in the listing, with a Veuve Clicquot, dance and celebration theme.

Product details

Artwork authenticity	Reproduction
Colour	Black, Beige
Material	200gsm Matte Art Paper
Printing method	Giclee
Finish	Matte
Theme	Food & drinks
Art style	Illustrative
Orientation	Vertical
Art movement	Art deco

Le Tango de la Coupe by SEM

Celebrate an appreciation of vintage French advertising with this reproduction of Le Tango de la Coupe, the Veuve Clicquot design dated 1925 in the listing. Credited to Georges Goursat, known as SEM, it offers a personal choice for a dining room, home bar or gallery devoted to champagne advertisements. Its title connects dance and the champagne coupe, providing a playful starting point for a celebration-themed collection.

About the champagne advertisement

The Veuve Clicquot association gives the poster its specific commercial subject, while SEM’s attribution connects it with the artist’s advertising work. Enjoy it as historical wall art rather than as a current brand endorsement or original champagne memorabilia. This is a modern reproduction for display, not an original 1925 advertising sheet or a signed work by Goursat. No unverified edition, event or original printing technique is assigned.

A dining gallery with character

Imagine placing the print above a sideboard, with warm wooden surfaces, softly textured seating and favourite glassware nearby. Its champagne-advertising connection can make the arrangement feel personal without requiring every accessory to follow a 1920s theme. It can also join a home bar gallery combining wine, cocktail and other beverage advertisements through a shared interest in historical commercial art.

A smaller format can fit into an established grouping, while the larger option gives the design a more prominent position. Pair it with other French posters for a geographically connected arrangement, or build a collection around champagne advertising from different periods. 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.

Paper, printing and finish

Produced using giclée printing on quality 200gsm art paper, with a matte finish.

Pair it with

Explore another advertisement for the same champagne house with Arnold van Roessel’s Veuve Clicquot (1900). Add SEM’s Moët Champagne poster for an artist-led connection, and Champagne Joseph Perrier for a gallery celebrating vintage champagne advertising.