Guinness For Strength Framed Print 80cm x 60cm

This Guinness for Strength Vintage Advertising Poster (1930s) by Richard Francis Percy Wilkinson is a delightful example of Guinness’ iconic and humorous marketing. The playful illustration features a smiling man emerging from a manhole, effortlessly holding a pint of Guinness in one hand while lifting a massive green steamroller with the other. The steamroller’s startled driver, complete with a flying hat and bow tie, looks on in shock. Bold red and green lettering below proudly proclaims “Guinness for Strength,” perfectly complementing the amusing visual. Celebrating Guinness, the legendary Irish dry stout established by Arthur Guinness in Dublin in 1759, this poster exemplifies the brand's creative and enduring advertising legacy.

Printed on glass in a black wood frame 

80 x 60cm