
Trade card for Libox, Extrait de Viande Assaisonné with Franz Karl Achard
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Trade card for Libox, Extrait de Viande Assaisonné with Franz Karl Achard, Liebig's Extract of Meat Company (1903). Via artnap.com
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A chromolithographed trade card for Libox meat extract shows a factory scene of sugar beet processing, with workers cutting beets and loaves of refined sugar standing on a table. A circular portrait medallion of Franz Karl Achard appears at lower left, with two well-dressed visitors at right. The card is attributed to Liebig's Extract of Meat Company and dated 1903.





















