Pates Baroni poster (1910) print by Leonetto Cappiello

If you’ve ever felt like dancing after a perfect plate of spaghetti, this print is for you. Created in 1921, this vibrant masterpiece features Cappiello’s signature character—a whimsical figure bursting with life, joyously hoisting a plate of pasta against a bold, dramatic red backdrop.

It is more than just a vintage advertisement; it is a celebration of the Italian spirit. It’s the perfect kitchen or dining room companion, reminding us that every meal should be a celebration.

For the partner who dreams of Roman holidays, the amateur chef who masters the carbonara, or the soul who simply loves the glamour of vintage culture, this print is a romantic nod to a shared love for "la dolce vita."

About the Artist: Leonetto Cappiello (1875–1942)

Often called the "Father of Modern Advertising," the Italian-born Cappiello transformed the streets of Paris into an open-air gallery. Unlike the detailed Art Nouveau styles that came before him, Cappiello used bold figures and startling colours to catch the eye of passersby. His work remains the gold standard for poster art, blending theatricality with a timeless Italian flair.

Product Details

Just like our ingredients, we believe the materials matter. We’ve ensured this print is as sustainable as it is beautiful.

• Museum-Standard Printing: Giclée printed to order, capturing every rich hue of the original 1921 lithograph.

• Premium Paper: Printed on 200gsm premium matte art paper, sourced from sustainable forests.

• Artisan Framing: Optional wooden frames, crafted from sustainable sources, to give your print the gallery finish it deserves.