The wine bottle’ new “clothing” — a visual anthropological analysis of wine bottle labels in the collection of the Tokaj Museum
Hajnalka Tóth-Pap
Abstract
Hajnalka Tóth-Pap
Abstract
The study briefly sketches the process of the birth of the wine bottle label and how it became one of the most important signs of the wine bottle, the wine it contained and the wine-maker. The design and the making of the wine bottle labels have the same typical 20th-century history as the wine itself.
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The study briefly sketches the process of the birth of the wine bottle label and how it became one of the most important signs of the wine bottle, the wine it contained and the wine-maker. The design and the making of the wine bottle labels have the same typical 20th-century history as the wine itself.
Key concepts: Wine, Bottle, Clothing, Art, History, Visual arts, Archaeology