#Jacques and Pierre Bellenger

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'Protect and purify your throat with the pleasant Wybert pastille'

Poster advertising Wybert pastille as a remedy for sore throats (1934). Artwork by Jacques and Pierre Bellenger.

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Jacques & Pierre Bellenger posters

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Favor Cycles & Motos par Jacques & Pierre Bellenger, 1937.

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Jacques-Pierre Bellenger - Affiche pour les cycles Fagor 1937 - source Heritage Auctions.

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Girl Play with Snake Showing in OSMOSCOSMOS Curated by Joerg Bader⁣⁣ and  Alexandra Schüssler⁣⁣ at Centre de la photographie Genève. 19th June - 25th August.

The exhibition OSMOSCOSMOS attempts to bring together two universes that are too rarely associated in our monotheistic cultures where sexuality is marked by guilt: Eros and cosmos. We can describe them as dynamic, as not static, not stable, not fixed. Jean-Pierre Vernant (1), specialist in ancient Greece and its myths, describes the meeting of the two: Eros - always in motion, between men and gods - witnessed the birth of the universe, allowing Uranus and Gaia to procreate. Gaia, who is emancipating herself from Chaos, needs the energy of Eros to unite with Uranus. Lying on his back and mating with Gaia, Uranus refuses to withdraw, despite the Titans they have just spawned and who are waiting to be born. Gaia encourages her future children to revolt and places a sickle handle in young Cronus' fist. He grabs the object to use it as a weapon and cuts off his father's sexual parts. This immense pain forces Uranus to pull away from Gaia with vehemence and upwards, forming the vault of the sky, the starry firmament, the Cosmos – forever.

  Artist includes:

ROMY ALIZÉE

NOBUYOSHI ARAKI

JANE EVELYN ATWOOD

DOROTHÉE ELISA BAUMANN

HÉLÈNE BELLENGER

CAROLINE BERNARD

GÉRARD BERRÉBY

MATHIEU BERNARD-REYMOND

RENATE BERTLMANN

VIKTORIA BINSCHTOK

URSULA BÖHMER

MAUREN BRODBECK

MARA CATALÁN

MARINA CAVAZZA & GIULIA D'ANNA LUPO

FLORENCE CHEVALLIER

OLIVIER CHRISTINAT

NICOLAS CRISPINI

BUNU DHUNGANA

MAURICIO DIAS & WALTER RIEDWEG

CHRISTOPH DRAEGER

PHILIPPE DURAND & KLARA MEINHARDT

CHARLES & RAY EAMES

SANDRINE ELBERG

HANS-PETER FELDMANN

SABRINA FERNÁNDEZ CASAS

SYLVIE FLEURY

ENRIQUE FONTANILLES

JACQUES FOURNEL

LINDA FREGNI NAGLER & MICHAEL DOSER

PAUL-ARMAND GETTE

NADIA GRANADOS

VIVIENNE GRIFFIN

CHRISTIANE GRIMM

BARBARA HAMMER

HEIDI HASSAN

ASTRID JAHNSEN

NIKOLA JANKOVIC & SARAH VADÉ

DENIS JUTZELER

PHILIPP KEEL

PIERRE KELLER

MAJIDA KHATTARI

MARTIN KIPPENBERGER

JÜRGEN KLAUKE

CYRIL KOBLER

AMÉLIE LABOURDETTE

JEAN-JACQUES LEBEL

LEIGH LEDARE

EDEN LEVI AM

NICOLAS LIEBER

ARMIN LINKE

FRED LONIDIER

LEE LOZANO

URS LÜTHI

MANON

EDGAR MARTINS

ANGELA MARZULLO

FABIO MAURI

MICHEL MAZZONI

SUSAN MEISELAS

BJØRN MELHUS

FALK MESSERSCHMIDT

BORIS MIKHAILOV

CARLO MOLLINO

VERITA MONSELLES

GIANNI MOTTI

JEAN-LUC MOULÈNE

JOHAN ÖSTERHOLM

AURÉLIE PÉTREL

PETER PILLER

WALTER PFEIFFER

ROMAN PYATKOVKA

PIERRE RADISIC

CATHERINE RADOSA

KOKA RAMISHVILI

THOMAS RUFF

GREGOR SAILER

STUART SANDFORD

VIVIANE SASSEN

LINA SCHEYNIUS

LAURENT SCHMID

JO SPENCE

JULES SPINATSCH

ANNIE SPRINKLE & BETH STEPHENS

A.L. STEINER

STANLEY STELLAR

CLARE STRAND

ANNELIES ŠTRBA

JEAN TINGUELY

DANILA TKACHENKO

GRAZIA TODERI & ORHAN PAMUK

PATRICK TOSANI

NICOLE TRAN BA VANG

YVES TRÉMORIN

JAN VAN IJKEN

GILLES VERNERET

LILIANE VERTESSEN

CHRISTIAN WALDVOGEL

CHARLES WEBER

PATRICK WEIDMANN

BARBARA WOLFF

GIOVANA ZUCCARINO

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The Location

South Great George’s Street, arguably the best area around Dublin to eat and drink in for… oh, the past millennium or so, is so great that sometimes it’s hard to decide on where to go. 777 to the left of me, Pi Pizza to the right, here I am, stuck in the middle when all I’m looking for is a bit of warmth and a hearty meal to take away the autumn chill. Enter Brasserie Sixty6.

The Plates

Delicious dishes on the menu to delicate ones on the wall, Brasserie Sixty6 has a large arrangement of ornate and one-of-a-kind decorative plates on display. The collection compliments the comfortable feeling and also serves as a romantic backdrop for photos, in other words – it’s Instagramable.

The Bread

When you’re spoiled with Tartine bread (bought from Minetta Delicatessen) it’s hard to settle for anything else. But the bread served to us on arrival, and again with the soup was so fresh and soft and melt in your mouth malty. It’s baked close by at Roth’s Bakery in Glasnevin, who bake bread exactly how the inventor of bread intended it to be baked.

The Set Menu

Unpretentious food is a favourite in that it’s not attempting to be anything more than it is. That said, the set menu is creative and takes into consideration the saison d’être. I went for the confit of duck to start, and the hake for my main, while my cuz enjoyed the wild mushroom soup followed by rotisserie chicken, mash, peas and gravy. Sometimes you don’t want a deconstructed this or a fancy-shmancy that. It is what it is and was yum.

The Artwork

By the bar there are some really cool art pieces, especially loving that mirrored Art Deco poster for “Quinquina Bourin,” 1937 by French twins Pierre and Jacques Bellenger.

The Dessert

If you don’t feel like a sweet you can order a cocktail instead. Nice to have the option, so we got one of each: The Oriental Flower was gin mixed with lychee and apple sour, Luxardo Maraschino and fresh lemon; and an apple and blackberry crumble with vanilla ice cream and salted caramel sauce.

The Venue

We sat at the table for a good few hours. Nobody minded, nobody rushed us. Plenty of time for chats and lols. Just as we were finishing a party of 104 guests arrived. The pace picked up and there was a good buzz about. It’s a big group kinda place, a sorta Christmas party type venue, or simply somewhere to play catch-up with a pal.

Contact: 01 4005878; brasseriesixty6.com Prices: €€€ Opening times: Mon-Fri: Lunch 12pm-3pm, Dinner 4pm to late; Sat & Sun: Brunch 10am-3pm, Dinner 4pm to late Reservations: Recommended

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More Jacques & Pierre Bellenger posters

[vintagepromotions]

Poster advertising Favor motorcycles, featuring the tagline, “simple, practical, and elegant" (1937). Artwork by Jacques & Pierre Bellenger.