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Vintage advertising poster of a peddler with a basket of Fouquet coffee, chocolate and tea, with red and black lettering.

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E. Fouquet. 138 rue de Rivoli, Paris. Café, chocolat Fouquet. Marchandises de 1er choix. Cette localité est desservie le lundi. Envoi franco du catalogue sur demande. affiche, 1900, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A lithographic advertising poster shows a stylized peddler in a cap and apron carrying a wicker basket filled with bottles and packaged chocolate, coffee and tea marked Fouquet. Large red and black lettering gives the address 138 rue de Rivoli, Paris, and promises first-quality goods and mail-order catalogues on request. The work is dated 1900 and is attributed to an anonymous 19th-century artist.

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