Beer mug from Anheuser-Busch #CS387 «20th Century in Review 1920-1939»
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Anheuser-Busch collectible beer mug from the "Review of the 20th Century" series. This model, number CS335, is dedicated to the period 1920-1939. This is the second model in a special series of five models commissioned by the American brewery Anheuser-Busch. The mug was made in Germany in 2000 at the Gerz factory in a limited edition of 5,000 copies. The mug depicts the 32nd President of the United States (1933-1945) Franklin Roosevelt at the time of his legendary "Fireside Conversations." The Anheuser-Busch logo (the letter "A" with an eagle) crowns this story.
Each mug in this series depicts significant events, discoveries, inventions, and personalities from two decades of the 20th century. This edition is a stunning visual chronicle of the years 1920-1939. It includes a selection of detailed illustrations highlighting many important elements of these 20 years of American life and era.
Franklin Roosevelt used the popular radio program "fireside conversations" to address the nation and explain his "New Deal" policies. During World War II, these conversations were used to broadcast military news and boost morale.
To the left and right of the main Roosevelt story, portraits of personalities who influenced society and events in the period 1920-1939 are on the surface of a beer mug.
Ernest Hemingway was a prolific novelist and short story writer who wrote such classics as For Whom the Bell Tolls and The Old Man and the Sea. He won the Pulitzer Prize in Fiction in 1933 and the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1954. Margaret Mead is considered one of the leading anthropologists of the 20th century. She has made significant contributions to pioneering research on primitive societies, in particular the study of parenting in different cultures.
Edwin Hubble was the first American astronomer to prove the existence of a large galaxy beyond the Milky Way. His classification of extragalactic systems. A collage depicting symbols of key and important events is also applied to the surface of the mug. Among them: women get the right to vote; the disaster of the Hindenburg airship; the stock market crash; the Great Depression; the Olympic Games held in pre-war Berlin; the outbreak of World War II.
The second gallery of portraits of personalities.
Frank Lloyd Wright revolutionized modern architecture by creating a philosophy known as organic architecture and pioneering the modern style. He is considered the founder of most modern principles of modern architecture.
Eleanor Roosevelt was a social activist, writer, lecturer, and first representative to the United Nations. She supported initiatives such as youth employment, racial equality, and desegregation.
Will Rogers was an internationally renowned comedian, actor, and writer. Having made his vaudeville debut in 1905, Rogers became famous for satirizing prominent political figures of the time. This is not the whole list of descriptions of events, the symbols of which are placed on the entire surface of the circle.
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