Framed Ludwig Bemelmans Walker's deLuxe Bourbon Bellhop Ad

Step into the lavish past with our framed midcentury gem: the Walker Deluxe Bourbon advertisement adorned by Ludwig Bemelmans' breathtaking artwork. This piece unveils a scene from the roaring '20s—a bellhop poised at the elevator, signaling a butler carrying an opulent tray. Among its treasures: a sleek rocks glass, a fizzing soda siphon, and the iconic Walker Deluxe Bourbon, hinting at its ascent to the penthouse in a world of utmost luxury.

Bemelmans, renowned for the "Madeline" books, once walked the halls of the Carlyle Hotel, chronicling the extravagant 1920s in "Hotel Splendide." His artistry immortalizes this era of indulgence. With the tagline, "No Whiskey anywhere is more deluxe than Walker's Deluxe," this framed masterpiece encapsulates an era of sophistication, infusing your space with a bygone allure—a testament to opulence and exclusivity.

Museum quality archival framed with an eight ply mat, ultra violet filtering plexiglass, and elegant black wood frame.

• Original advertisement for Walker's deLuxe Bourbon
  
• Artist: Ludwig Bemelmans ( 1898-1962)
• Circa 1950s
  
• Eight ply mat
• UV filtering plexiglass
• Black wooden gallery frame
• Size: 15" W. x 18" H.

Ships in 1 - 2 weeks.