What this is
Six pieces sized for a third-wave roastery showroom or production-cafe interior.
The Coffea arabica botanical leads — next to the green-bean shelf or above the
weighing scale. Ferrigno’s and Norfini’s Brazilian fazenda paintings sit nearer to the
roaster itself, the literal harvest landscape next to the literal harvest. Anker’s
Old Man with Coffee Grinder sits at the brewing station, hand-cranked tool meeting
hand-cranked work. The Cairo coffee-shop lithograph (c. 1840s) sits at the cafe end of
the floor, the original retail unit. de Lemud’s domestic drinking scene closes the set
at the seating area — the cup arrived.
The set reads as a complete supply-chain narrative for a customer walking through
the space.
The 6 pieces in this set
- CA-003 — Vintage Coffee Print — Coffea arabica — Flower & Fruit, Segmented by Anonymo · Anonymous botanical illustrator (19th century)
- CA-005 — Belle Époque Coffee Print — A Colheita (The Harvest) by Antonio Ferrigno, 1903 · Antonio Ferrigno (1903)
- CA-008 — Art Deco Coffee Print — Fazenda da Barra — Campinas, 1840 by Alfredo Norfini, 19 · Alfredo Norfini (1920 (depicting an 1840 scene))
- CA-004 — Belle Époque Coffee Print — Old Man with Coffee Grinder by Albert Anker, 1886 · Albert Anker (1886)
- CA-002 — Vintage Coffee Print — A Coffee-Shop, Cairo, Egypt by Louis Haghe, c. 1840s · Louis Haghe (after David Roberts) (c. 1840s)
- CA-011 — Romantic Era Coffee Print — Man and Woman Drinking Coffee by Aimé de Lemud, c. 1 · Aimé de Lemud (c. 1840)
Delivery
After purchase you receive 6 download links, one per piece, in three print sizes each. Links are valid for 30 days, up to 5 downloads per piece. Print at home or at any local fine-art print shop.
Commercial single-location display use is included in the license. Multi-location chains
should email hello@coffeeposters.com for a multi-location license.




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