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Advertisement with a red jar, grey olive branch and black panel reading OLIVE OIL, with text praising Italian olive oil.

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A stylized advertisement shows a red ceramic jar with banded rings beside a branch of grey-toned olives and leaves. A black rectangular panel behind the jar reads "OLIVE OIL" in white capitals, and a signature with the date 1939 appears at lower right. Below the image, three lines in small capitals state that Italian olive oil is unequalled for cooking, for salads, sauces and mayonnaise, and for dietetic purposes. The work is a print by T. Tommasini, dated 1939.