Bières de Chartres Advertising Poster Reproduction

This item is a framed reproduction of an antique French advertising poster for 'Bières de Chartres.' The poster features a whimsical illustration of a male figure resembling a chef, waiter, or sommelier, dressed in a black jacket and tuxedo shirt with a bow tie, and a white apron. He is depicted in motion, with his body slightly bent, seemingly about to drink from a large, possibly empty, bottle that he holds up to his mouth. With his other hand, he carries a tray upon which rests a three-tiered cake with candles. The background is a solid, medium blue color, providing a strong contrast to the lighter colors of the figure and the text. The title 'BIERES DE CHARTRES' is prominently displayed in bold, sans-serif white capital letters across the top of the poster. There appears to be a signature or mark 'M. Goed.' or similar, in the lower left corner, which likely refers to the original artist. The print itself is housed within a simple, black wooden or composite frame with a white mat or border around the image. The frame exhibits some noticeable wear and tear, particularly along the edges and corners, suggesting it is either older or has been handled frequently. The condition of the poster reproduction inside the frame appears good, with no visible tears or significant discoloration from what can be seen. This piece likely dates from a more recent era, as it is a reproduction of a vintage advertisement, and could be from the late 20th to early 21st century. The overall aesthetic is one of classic French advertising art, celebrating beverages in a lighthearted manner.