Negroni- Dark Pink

This Ana Inciardi mini print depicts a classic Negroni served in a heavy-bottomed rocks glass with a diamond-cut pattern pressed into the lower two-thirds of the vessel. A generous wedge of orange perches across the rim, rendered in warm orange and amber tones that contrast against the deep coral-red used throughout the rest of the composition. Ice cubes catch light near the top of the glass, printed in a softer gray that gives the upper portion a lighter, cooler feel.

The layered color registration is deliberate, letting the orange of the citrus read separately from the drink itself. The Negroni is an Italian aperitivo cocktail built on equal parts gin, sweet vermouth, and Campari, and it is closely associated with Florentine cafe culture. Its deep red color and bitter-forward profile have made it one of the most recognized cocktails in the world.

This print sits comfortably as a food print within Inciardi's catalog, where drinks and culinary subjects appear alongside one another with consistent warmth and directness. Collectors drawn to cocktail and bar culture respond to the way she translates the weight and texture of glassware through the lino block process, preserving the imperfect, handmade quality that defines her work. The crosshatch pattern of the cut glass is particularly well suited to relief printing, and the two-layer color approach gives the piece more depth than her single-color subjects.

It pairs naturally with her other food and drink prints for collectors building a kitchen or dining room grouping.