Brooklyn Pilsner

This Ana Inciardi mini print depicts a can of Brooklyn Brewery Pilsner rendered in warm golden yellow with black graphic linework. The composition centers the brewery's distinctive circular logo, featuring the stylized interlocking B letterform, with the words Brooklyn Brewery arcing around it. Below the logo, the text reads Brooklyn Pilsner and Crisp Pilsner in a bold stencil-style font.

Small decorative elements scatter around the can, including a crown, lightning bolts, a musical note, and what appears to be a small rocket ship, giving the label an energetic, urban feel. The top and bottom of the can are sketched in pencil, grounding the piece and preserving a hand-drawn quality throughout. Brooklyn Brewery was founded in 1988 and became one of the pioneering craft breweries in New York City.

The Pilsner is one of its flagship beers, recognized by its bright yellow branding and the bold circular B logo designed by Milton Glaser. Collectors are drawn to this print because it captures a specific slice of New York City culture, the independent craft brewery scene that helped define Brooklyn's identity through the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries. This print fits naturally alongside her other New York prints, where familiar city institutions and local flavors appear translated into her characteristic loose, textured style.

The hand-lettered annotation at the bottom corner, reading Brooklyn Pilsner, is a recurring detail in her mini prints that collectors often cite as one of the format's most appealing traits.