Orangina poster "with orange pulp" - Villemot - High Definition - matte paper 230gr/m²
- High Definition digital file (300 dpi).
- High quality paper (>230g/m²).
- 3mm overhang on the poster for an elegant look.
- 24/48 hour shipping - perfectly packaged and protected.
- Frame not included (optional).
A high definition reproduction of the "Orangina " advertising poster by illustrator Bernard Villemot.
It was in 1935 that the first version of Orangina was born. During the Marseille fair, Léon Beton , originally from Boufarik, near Blida in Algeria, and owner of an orange grove, as well as a trader in essential oils, was inspired by the invention of Doctor Trigo Mirallès, a Spanish pharmacist , he decides to acquire the formula of "Naranjina" (naranja meaning "orange" in Spanish). This formula consisted of orange juice concentrate. In 1936, the formula was improved and Orangina was born .
On this famous Orangina poster designed by Bernard Villemot, the orange peel takes the form of a face wearing a boater hat and sipping a bottle of Orangina through a straw.
This Vintage Orangina poster is printed in 300dpi high definition quality on high-end paper (230gr/m2) - Frame Not Included.
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Poster Vintage is a French company specializing in medium and large format prints (up to 84x110cm) in high definition .
All poster sizes are printed at 300 dpi to offer you impeccable quality .
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