Mid-Century Poster, Brick Red and Yellow Ochre, Aperol Spritz
Mid-Century Poster, Brick Red and Yellow Ochre, Aperol Spritz
A glass of Aperol Spritz fills the centre, the orange slice and ice cubes outlined in black. The palette is restricted to brick red, yellow ochre, and ivory black.
1919, Padua. Aperol was created by the Barbieri brothers as an herbal liqueur, slightly bitter and sweet. The Spritz, served over ice with an orange slice, follows Italian tradition. The drink saw significant international reach in the 2010s. The handwritten lettering at the top of the poster echoes hand-painted signage, with visible variations in brush stroke width in the capitals.
Printed on 275 g/m² fine-art paper, matte finish, museum quality, FSC-certified paper. Available in multiple formats from 30x40 to 70x100; optional wood frame in oak, black, or white. EU delivery.
Hang above a console in the entrance or near a bar corner at eye level.