R04V1 : La belle Otéro
The Enghien-les-Bains casino near Paris was established in 1901. It was converted into a military hospital in 1914 and resumed its operations in 1920.
Likely a poster project for wine.
Fan for Champagne Clicquot
Aircraft fabric - third sketch (see first and second sketch).
During the First World War, Marcel Boussac secured the contract for aircraft fabric. In 1919, he bought all the surplus aircraft fabric at a low price and, with this indestructible material, he made blouses, soft-collar shirts, and invented pajamas. He then set up his own stores, "A la Toile d'avion," which would become a success.
Port wines
Cereal
In 1832, Thomas Naltet and his wife, née Menand, took over a distillery in Chalon-sur-Saône. He had the idea of steeping sloes in aged spirits. It was in 1842 that Prunelle Naltet was born. It was packaged in a stoneware jug from La Dheune. The success was immediate. During the war, this jug was reused as a hot water bottle. Today, the sloe liqueur is still sold in gourmet shops.
Project for chocolate. This drawing was reused for Menthe Pastille and Ricqlès (See black and white photos)
Tropical canned entremet
Dancing
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