L’uccello Bianco Poster

E Cappiello, La Dolce Vita,  1938. Vintage oil painting by Elena Cappiello depicting a refreshing Amalfi Coast aperitivo of Asti Cinzano, lemons, limes and oranges in an early modern...

Bruno Pasquiier Desvignes (1930- ) In Cyclo Melodia, 1992. Ink on paper original Surreal style drawing in vintage cream and gold bead frame. France, 1992. Dimensions: 18" W x 14.25...

Buon Anno New Year Rooster. Vintage Italian rooster in colourful pastels on paper in original thin white painted frame. Italy, mid-20th century Dime...

Set of 18 hand coloured bird engravings. Antique hand coloured bird engravings by Jacques de Seve, commissioned by George-Louis Leclrec, Comtes de B...

Framed Italian Grafiche Mariano poster of Marco Zanuso design, in particular a radio by Brionvega and Pavia sewing machine he designed with Richard Sapper for Necchi. Poster execute...

Going on to become one of the most recognisable names in Italian confectionary, Baratti e Milano was founded in 1858 when they first opened their shop in Turin (Torino). This beautiful Art Deco design showing a woman showering...

Beautiful piece from 1940 for Barbisio Hats featuring stunning artwork. This charming poster with artwork from St. Mingozzi depicts a small white dog walking up to a Barbisio hat and...

This rare 1926 publicity poster designed by Erberto Carboni is a captivating piece of early 20th-century advertising art. Created to promote the Boschi Luigi & F.lli (Brothers) brand of tomato preserves, the poster stands as an iconic example of the vibrant visual language that defined Italian advertising during the early days of modern graphic design. Erberto Carboni was a renowned Italian designer, recognized for his bold use of color and minimalistic yet impactful compositions. His work was instrumental in shaping modern advertising in Italy, contributing significantly to the fields of graphic design and corporate identity. Born in 1899, Carboni became famous for his sleek, futuristic designs, which perfectly encapsulated the optimism and modernity of the post-war period. In this 1926 poster...