Vintage Campari poster print (1920s) by Leonetto Cappiello

There is perhaps no image more synonymous with Italian cocktail culture than Leonetto Cappiello’s whimsical "Spirit of Campari." Created in 1921, this masterpiece features two theatrical jesters—one in bold red polka dots and the other in crisp white—emerging from the darkness to present the world’s most famous bitters.

With its striking blue background and vivid contrast, this print captures the energy, mystery, and joy of a perfect night out in Milan. It is an essential piece for any home bar, kitchen, or gallery wall.

A Spirited Gift

Looking for a gift that packs a punch? If they have a passion for a perfectly balanced Negroni, a deep love for Italian culture, or an eye for iconic vintage design, this print is a "match made in heaven." It’s a sophisticated way to celebrate a love for La Dolce Vita and the art of the aperitivo.

About the Artist: Leonetto Cappiello (1875–1942)

Leonetto Cappiello was a trailblazing Italian poster artist who lived and worked in Paris. Known as the "Father of Modern Advertising," he broke away from the intricate details of Art Nouveau to create bold, singular figures that could be recognized from a distance. His ability to turn a brand into a character—like these famous jesters—changed the face of graphic design forever.

Product Details

In the same way we source the finest ingredients for our deli, we’ve chosen premium, ethical materials for this art print.

• Museum-Quality Reproduction: Giclée printed to order, ensuring the deep blues and fiery reds of Cappiello’s original palette are brilliantly preserved.

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

• Sustainably Framed: Optional wooden frames crafted from sustainable sources, providing a timeless and conscious finish for your home.