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Material-culture artifact · poster

Bock Beer Poster, c.1891

Color lithographic stock poster for bock beer preserved by the Library of Congress.

  • c.1891
  • advertising object
  • Rights not established

Artifact facts

What this record represents

Artifact kind
poster
Identity class
advertising object
Date
c.1891
Creators
None asserted for this identity.
Brand/brewery context
None asserted for this identity.
Place context
None asserted for this identity.
Package format
None asserted for this identity.
Glassware form
None asserted for this identity.
Marks referenced
None asserted for this identity.

Rights ledger

Rights not established

Recorded uses
reference · derived facts
Constraints
copyright · trademark · museum archive terms · photography or scan rights
Trademark reference
historical mark reference
Review
Item/use-specific review required

Artifact is old/historical, but age or catalog availability is not treated as proof of public-domain or trademark clearance. Media rights are evaluated separately.

BEU analysis

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  • The composition uses a festive royal pair, beer mugs, and the bock goat symbol as an advertising vocabulary.

Knowledge graph

Documented relationships

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design context

Chromolithographic beer advertising

Late-19th-century color lithographic advertising context represented by Library of Congress beer posters.

Navigation heuristic: 39. semantic 16 + evidence 4 + verification 8 + confidence 5 + cross-type 3 + route 3 + extra-relations 0

uses_design_context · forward

Bock Beer Poster, c.1891 — uses design context → Chromolithographic beer advertising.

Artifact is produced within or materially demonstrates a sourced printing, design, typography, production, advertising, or material-culture context. Artifact participates in a sourced BEU design/material-culture context; the context is not itself an artifact.

Evidence: Bock — beer advertising poster, c.1891

media asset

Library of Congress digital reproduction — Bock poster

LOC-hosted digital reproduction; rights advisory is preserved as “no known restrictions,” not silently relabeled public domain.

Navigation heuristic: 39. semantic 16 + evidence 4 + verification 8 + confidence 5 + cross-type 3 + route 3 + extra-relations 0

documented_by · forward

Bock Beer Poster, c.1891 — documented by → Library of Congress digital reproduction — Bock poster.

Artifact is documented by a distinct photograph, scan, IIIF reproduction, or other media asset; media rights do not automatically equal artifact rights. Documentary media is a separate node with its own rights state.

Evidence: Bock — beer advertising poster, c.1891

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Provenance

Sources and source-level rights

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archive museum

Bock — beer advertising poster, c.1891

Library of Congress

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BEU may cite and derive factual metadata from this source. Source-page authority does not by itself clear embedded images, trademarks, object photography, scans, or catalog text for republication.

Open source record

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