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API Voghera 1955 | Di Lullo Chocolate Poster
API Voghera 1955 | Di Lullo Chocolate Poster
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A woman throws back her head in delight as chocolates and confectionery cascade around her in this charming 1955 advertisement for API Voghera. The bright yellow background frames her joy, while her white top and green skirt echo the company's signature colours.
Designed by Di Lullo for the northern Italian confectionery company API of Voghera in Lombardy. The poster celebrates the variety of chocolates the company produced: milk chocolate, dark chocolate, chocolate with hazelnuts (gianduia), and their signature cioccolato-torrone (chocolate nougat). The pin-up style illustration reflects the optimistic consumer culture of 1950s Italy.
API Voghera was established in the chocolate-making region of Lombardy, competing with famous brands like Venchi and Perugina. Di Lullo's design depicts both the sensual pleasure of chocolate and the sophisticated graphic style that defined Italian advertising in the post-war boom years.
Printed as an archival quality reproduction using giclée printing techniques on 200gsm Enhanced Matte Fine Art Paper. A natural fit for kitchen or dining room walls, bringing the warmth and joy of Italian confectionery culture to any space.
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A woman throws back her head in delight as chocolates and confectionery cascade around her in this charming 1955 advertisement for API Voghera. The bright yellow background frames her joy, while her white top and green skirt echo the company's signature colours.
Designed by Di Lullo for the northern Italian confectionery company API of Voghera in Lombardy. The poster celebrates the variety of chocolates the company produced: milk chocolate, dark chocolate, chocolate with hazelnuts (gianduia), and their signature cioccolato-torrone (chocolate nougat). The pin-up style illustration reflects the optimistic consumer culture of 1950s Italy.
API Voghera was established in the chocolate-making region of Lombardy, competing with famous brands like Venchi and Perugina. Di Lullo's design depicts both the sensual pleasure of chocolate and the sophisticated graphic style that defined Italian advertising in the post-war boom years.
Printed as an archival quality reproduction using giclée printing techniques on 200gsm Enhanced Matte Fine Art Paper. A natural fit for kitchen or dining room walls, bringing the warmth and joy of Italian confectionery culture to any space.
