Romero Britto S&N Absolut Britto Vodka Print. This print is approx 36 7/8" x 44" and it weighs 0.60lb. The print is signed and numbered by the artist on the bottom left. The print is in a good, unused condition with some creases and markings on the top right of the print. This one is #121 out of #200.

This print was part of Michel Roux's estate. He was the liquor icon, who along with ad agency TBWAWorldwide, started Absolut Vodka's iconic print campaign which pioneered the concept of commissioning artists to create legendary advertisements. Starting with the artist Andy Warhol for the famous ABSOLUT WARHOL ad, and continuing on with major artists such as Keith Haring, Annie Leibowitz, Britto, and countless others, Absolut's ad campaign completely redefined the world of vodka. In particular, it reintroduced the once-obscure liquor brand Absolut into the spotlight of bars throughout America.




Romero Britto was born in Brazil. His work captures the attention of both youthful spirits and educated art collectors, through his vibrant colors, playful themes and hard edged compositions. It is this unique talent which has established Romero Britto an artistic entity in South Florida, as well as granted him a significant presence in the US, Europe and Asia. In a multitude of mediums and endless themes, Britto's art provides a glimpse of his personal life experiences. Easily recognized, Britto's paintings, prints and sculpture is unmistakably modern, bold and colorful. Britto's style often combines the artistic technique of Pop art with the intricate compositional quality of Cubism. In an effort which brings his work to the masses, Romero Britto constantly reinterprets the meaning of art and its role in contemporary life.