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In order to promote the traditional Curtice Brothers brand and its ketchup, Ogilvy Germany took advantage of a piece of art history in this series of advertisements. More precisely: real historical paintings showing people and their meals before Curtis Brothers ketchup saw the light of day in 1868. Because if you look at the faces of the people portrayed, it quickly becomes clear that before the invention of ketchup, food was a pretty bland affair.

AWARDS

Cannes Lions - Bronze

MADEIT CREDITS

  • Curtice BrothersClient
  • Alex FischerAdvertising Manager
  • Bjoern BremerChief Creative Officer, Account Management
  • Cindy ZhangAdvertising Manager
  • Dominik BullEditor
  • Dr. Stephan VogelCreative Chairman
  • Guillermo Aliaga-PueyrredónArt Director, Editor
  • Magdalena BulleAgency Producer
  • Mario BauerAdvertising Manager
  • Mathias KoehlerEditor
  • Ogilvy GermanyAgency
  • Sebastião AssisCopywriter
  • Siyamak JungChief Creative Officer
  • Ulrich SchroersAdvertising Manager
  • Cannes Lions Winners 2022
  • Tomás O’GormanCopywriter

The Ketchup Ban

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