Drank Collection (#38)

"From Champagne to Whisky: A Spirited Journey through Art and History" Step into a world where indulgence knows no bounds, as depicted in H. M

Michel Chevreul Photo
MICHEL EUGENE CHEVREUL French chemist who invented the wax candle but never drank anything but water. Date: 1786-1889

Drank Collection: Source Size = 3826 x 2977

Source Size = 3826 x 2977
KIT, A MEMORY; BY JAMES PAYN: Mark noticed that his friend drank nothing but champagne

Shrove, Balthazar van den Bos, Marten van Cleve (I), 1528 - 1580

Drank Collection: Lear / Nonsense / Hurst

Lear / Nonsense / Hurst
There was an Old Person of Hurst, who drank when he was not athirst; When they said, You ll grow fatter, he answered, What matter? That globular Person of Hurst

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"From Champagne to Whisky: A Spirited Journey through Art and History" Step into a world where indulgence knows no bounds, as depicted in H. M. Bateman's iconic illustration, "The man who drank the band's champagne. " Witness the audacious act of a man savoring every drop of luxury. Gin Lane engraving takes us back to an era when alcohol consumption was rampant, revealing the dark side of excessive drinking. It serves as a stark reminder that moderation is key. Even Roman Emperor Caligula couldn't resist entertaining his favorite horse, Incitatus, at supper. This extravagant display showcases how power and excess often go hand in hand. In contrast, Dewars Scotch whisky advertisement portrays "The Spirit of Empire, " capturing the essence of refinement and sophistication associated with this renowned spirit. A toast to craftsmanship. Dive into history with "BLACK WOMAN, " an oil painting that reflects on societal attitudes towards race during the late 19th century while subtly hinting at the role alcohol played within communities. "St Crispins Day" engraving transports us to a time when camaraderie was celebrated over pints shared among comrades-in-arms—a testament to how alcohol has long been intertwined with social bonding. As Christmas approaches, Haig Scotch whisky entices us with its festive advertisement—reminding us that spirits can bring warmth and cheer during cold winter nights. Witness nature's bounty transformed into lavish feasts in "From the forest to the laid table. " This colorful lithograph highlights how alcoholic beverages have accompanied culinary delights throughout history. However, we must acknowledge darker realities too; chromolitho artwork depicting mottos about alcoholism reminds us of its destructive potential if consumed recklessly or excessively. On a lighter note, indulge your senses with Eau de vie de cidre—an exquisite apple brandy captured beautifully in chromolitho form—a drink fit for connoisseurs seeking unique flavors.