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A vintage advertising sign for "BITTER- CAMPARI" is depicted, mounted on a rustic brick wall. The sign features a large, stylized oval illustration on a white background. Inside the oval, two male figures are shown in an early 20th-century graphic style, characterized by strong outlines and flat blocks of color (shades of dark grey, beige, and reddish-orange). One figure, wearing a light-colored fedora-style hat, is positioned behind what appears to be a bar or table. He is actively mixing a drink in a tall glass with a long spoon, presumably preparing a Campari beverage. The second figure, wearing a darker, smaller hat, stands in the foreground, observing the drink preparation. The artistic style evokes classic poster art, possibly Art Deco or similar. To the right of the oval illustration, the brand name "-BITTER- CAMPARI" is written vertically in large, bold, black capital letters. Within the illustration, near the top right, a signature "Hohenstein" is faintly visible. Above this signature, outside the oval but still on the white background, a small circular emblem or logo can be seen. The sign itself shows some signs of age and wear. The brick wall behind it is made of red and brown bricks, suggesting an old, textured interior space. The overall scene captures a piece of historical advertising art in a physical setting, located in Madrid, Spain.
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