Nella Luna Sì, Ma Con Campari Soda - Franz Marangolo, 1960s
A delightful celebration of Italy's Space Age optimism, Nella Luna Sì, Ma Con Campari Soda by Franz Marangolo transforms the iconic Campari Soda bottle into a playful rocket, blending imagination, advertising, and graphic simplicity into one unforgettable composition.
Created during the vibrant 1960s, the artwork perfectly captures the era's fascination with space exploration while retaining the unmistakable elegance of Italian commercial design. The bold geometric bottle, vivid red figure, and expressive handwritten typography create a composition that feels both whimsical and remarkably modern more than half a century later.
Originally commissioned as a Campari Soda advertising illustration, Marangolo's design embodies the creativity, optimism, and visual sophistication that defined Italy's post-war design renaissance. Its clean palette and striking minimalist forms make it equally at home in contemporary interiors, kitchens, dining spaces, home bars, studios, and design-led living rooms.
Professionally restored from the original vintage print, every detail has been meticulously preserved while enhancing clarity for a museum-quality reproduction. At Editoriale, we present every artwork with a full-size preview so collectors know exactly what will arrive.
About the Artist
Franz Marangolo was an Italian commercial artist celebrated for his sophisticated advertising illustrations during the mid-20th century. His work for iconic Italian brands combined wit, modern graphic simplicity, and timeless visual storytelling, helping shape the distinctive identity of Italian advertising during the country's golden age of design.
Details
• Museum-quality archival matte paper
• Professionally restored vintage artwork
• Printed using archival pigment inks for exceptional longevity
• Frame not included
• Available in multiple sizes
• Carefully packaged for safe shipping
• Full-size artwork preview for complete transparency before purchase
Note
This poster is high quality print and originally was printed in raster technique. It's a method where images are reproduced by breaking them down into tiny dots for printing. The dots are carefully placed to reproduce the original image accurately. While you may see individual dots if you examine the print very closely, from a normal viewing distance, the dots blend together to form a smooth image.
Every Editoriale poster is made to order and professionally printed using high-quality archival materials.
Production time
• United States: 2–5 business days
• International: approximately 2–7 business days
Estimated shipping time after dispatch
• United States: 1–8 business days
• International: 5–20 business days
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