LE COMTE Y. - Lot 741

LE COMTE Y. Karcher Beer - Gouache unsigned Bière Karcher - Unsigned gouache Karcher Brewery At the end of August 1891, Henri Karcher founded the brewery by buying out Mr. Heusch's brewery; he was a partner and manager. The company is located at 88 and 105 rue des Bagnolet. The factory at 139 rue des Pyrénées (20th Arr) was added later. In 1900, the brewery took part in the Exposition Universelle de Paris, but was excluded from the competition as a representative of the company was a member of the jury. The brewery produces between 120 and 130,000 hectoliters, making it the largest in Paris. In 1910, the brewery was known under two names, Karcher et Cie, or La Parisienne. In 1926, the company was run by Mr. Kern and Mr. Poulain. In 1935, the brewery became part of the Union de Brasserie group. The group's head office was set up on the brewery's premises. In the 1950s, part of the brewery's production was transferred to the Société des Nouvelles Brasseries de Paris premises in Drancy. In 1952, designer Hervé Morvan creates the poster for the Bock Karcher campaign. Production ends in 1968 / Karcher Brewery End of August 1891 the brewery was founded by Henri Karcher by buying the brewery of Mr. Heusch, he is a partner and manager. The company is located at 88 and 105 rue des Bagnolet. The factory of 139 rue des Pyrénées (20 th Arr) is added later. In 1900 the brewery participates in the Universal Exhibition of Paris, it is out of competition since a representative of this company is a member of the Jury. The brewery produces between 120 and 130,000 hec, it is the largest brewery in Paris. In 1910 the brewery is known by two names, Karcher et Cie, or La Parisienne. In 1926 the company is directed by Mr. Kern and Mr. Poulain. In 1935 the brewery is found in the Union de Brasserie group. The group's head office is located in the premises of the brewery. In the 1950s, part of the production was transferred to Drancy, on the premises of the Société des Nouvelles Brasseries de Paris. In 1952 the cartoonist Hervé Morvan created the campaign poster for Bock Karcher. In 1968 end of production on the site. Gouache Entoilée / Vintage Gouache Linned T.B.E. A - 32 x 24 circa 1950