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D.G. Yuengling Jr. Brewery, King Gambrinus, New York, 1890
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| | Description: | An advertising poster from 1890 for the D.G. Yuengling Jr. Brewing Company in New York City. This print is titled "Gambrinus and his Followers" and features a scene of committed beer drinking. King Gambrinus, the mythical inventor of beer in Europe, leans against a large beer cask and holds a goblet of beer high above his head. He is surrounded by a number of beer-drinking characters. At right, a mother feeds her baby with beer. At the beer tap, a young lad sneaks a beer of his own. At lower right of the illustration appears the name of the artist in very small lettering: "G. Bartsch." |
| Artist: | G. Bartsch |
| Date: | 1890 |
| Media: | Chromolithograph |
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