Lait pur stérilisé de la Vingeanne (pure sterilized milk from Vingeanne)

nationality
French
birth-death
1859-1923
Printer
nationality
French
birth-death
-
Creation date
Collection
Prints
Materials
color lithograph
Dimensions
52 1/8 x 36 3/8 in (image) 57 1/8 x 39 3/8 in (sheet)
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Credit line
Gift of Howard H. and Marian J. Krapf
Accession number
2004.90
Provenance
Merrill Chase Galleries, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Krapf (by purchase, 1977)
Gallery Label

Sterilized, or pasteurized milk was a new product in 1894, and it was shipped to Paris from the Quillot Brothers dairy in the Vingeanne district of east-central France as Steinlen's poster informs us.

Steinlen employed his favorite familiars-his young daughter Colette and his beloved cats-to convey the message of the healthfulness of pasteurized milk, inspiring the American poster designer, Louis Rhead, to write: "When I saw it in Paris last year, it seemed to me the best and brightest form of advertising that had yet appeared."

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