Typed pages spiral up from the keys while the woman keeps working.
Remington began with firearms and branched into typewriter manufacture in the 1870s. Cappiello was born in Livorno in 1875 and settled in Paris in 1898. He made the poster in 1910, and by then his method was fixed: a bold figure isolated against a dark ground.
On the poster
A red-haired woman leans into a black Remington typewriter. Typed sheets spiral outward from the keys across a deep brown-black ground, pale blue-white paper arcing from the desk to the upper corners. Bold golden-yellow lettering runs across the base.
About this print
A digitally restored reproduction, printed on 200gsm Enhanced Matte Fine Art paper with pigment inks.

