Ruppert Brewery, Beer Label Artwork, New York City, 1930s

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Image Title: Ruppert Brewery, Beer Label Artwork, New York City, 1930s

Creator: Reiss, Winold, 1886-1953, designer

Date: Between 1935 and 1939

Summary: Here is artwork for a 1930's beer bottle label--both the body and neck labels--for the Ruppert Brewery in New York City. Like many beermakers in America, Jacob Ruppert re-opened his brewery in 1933 after the end of National Prohibition. This beer label artwork represents one of the Ruppert brewery's earliest post-prohibition label designs.

Subjects: Beer--America
Breweries--America
Brewing Industry--America

Places: New York, New York

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About our framed prints...

Our sturdy black wood frame contains a soft woodgrain pattern and includes a real glass face -- not plexiglass. Arrives ready-to-hang, with hardware attached. Choose from two sizes: 9x11-inch frame with 8x10-inch print, or 12x15-inch frame with 11x14-inch print. Our prints consist of heavy-stock, semi-gloss paper for the best possible combination of color vibrancy and durability. The brilliant colors we achieve are due in large part to the unique inks we use.

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