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Martini Vermouth Advertising PosterMartini's advertising history is a study in how to build a brand through graphic design rather than product claims campaigns that sold a lifestyle so aspirational that the vermouth almost became secondary. This mid century poster is from the golden era of that approach: confident illustration, warm palette, the kind of image that makes you want to be wherever those people are. At home in a bar, a kitchen, or alongside other vintage advertising prints.

The Tintin character (entirely separate from Hergé's comic) brings a playful irreverence that still reads as sharp graphic design

flat colour

Van Gogh Flowers Collage crackles with the energy of a man who gave everything to his art

as vital today as the day it was made

Alfonso Bialetti invented the Moka pot in 1933 — a stovetop espresso maker so elegantly designed that it's been in continuous production ever since and lives in the permanent collection of MoMA

asking more questions than it answers

creating forms he called 'drawing with scissors

At home in a bar

Oranges by Henri Matisse captures the bold colour and effortless rhythm that made him one of the defining voices of modern art

The 1919 Bauhaus manifesto opened with a woodcut of a cathedral and a declaration: 'The ultimate aim of all creative activity is building

cooler palette that still carries all the graphic confidence of the Campari advertising tradition

A rare piece in its original format

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