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Cappiello, Leonetto

LEONETTO CAPPIELLO Pates Baroni

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This vibrant and playful composition by Leonetto Cappiello, widely regarded as the father of modern advertising posters, showcases his signature ability to create bold, memorable imagery. Originally designed in the early 20th century for Baroni Pasta, the image features a lively, dancing figure joyfully lifting a plate of spaghetti, with cascading strands animated in mid-air.

Set against a striking red background, the figure appears almost theatrical, capturing attention instantly—a hallmark of Cappiello’s revolutionary approach to poster design. His use of simplified forms, vivid color, and dynamic movement broke away from traditional, text-heavy advertising, establishing a new visual language that influenced generations of designers.

This large-format reproduction faithfully captures the energy, humor, and graphic strength of the original work from the pre-digital poster era.

A bold and highly decorative piece, ideal for kitchens, dining spaces, or collectors of vintage advertising and classic European poster art.

Framing available upon request.

Details

Sku: GH0133

Artist: Leonetto Cappiello

Title: Pates Baroni

Year: Unknown

Signed: No

Medium: Offset Lithograph

Edition Size: Unknown

Framed: No

Frame Suggestion: Inquire with our experts for framing suggestions.

Condition: B-: Good Condition, signs of handling and age, additional images available upon request.

Supplemental Condition Information: Dents an waviness throughout as well as paper breaks spanning the right side of poster.

Dimensions

Paper Size: 45.5 x 34 inches ( 116 x 86 cm )

Image Size: 45.5 x 34 inches ( 116 x 86 cm )

LEONETTO CAPPIELLO Pates Baroni

$250

About the Artist

Leonetto Cappiello

Leonetto Cappiello (1875–1942) was an Italian-French poster artist and painter, often called the father of modern advertising for revolutionizing poster design. Unlike earlier artists such as Jules Chéret, who favored painterly styles, Cappiello introduced bold, eye-catching figures set against dark backgrounds, a striking departure from tradition. Without formal training, he began as a caricaturist for journals including Le Rire and La Baïonnette, publishing his first album Lanterna Magica in 1896. His first poster appeared in 1899 for the newspaper Frou-Frou, and he quickly rose to prominence during the early 20th-century poster boom. Today, some of his works are housed in the Museo Civico Giovanni Fattori in Livorno.
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