Beer in the 50’s totally sucked, but it did look pretty cool. Have the best of both worlds. You can look at this atomic era style beer poster while chugging something that tastes much, much better. Slam some brewdogs. Pour one out for your homies. You know the drill.

This is a print of my original gouache and acrylic painting of a frosty pint of beer. The original artwork hangs in the fantastic beer palace - Beachwood Brewery in Long Beach, CA.

All of my prints are of my own original drawings, illustrations, and paintings. No stock images or computer generated imagery here -- just unique, accurate, and oh so tasty art. This is perfect for decorating your kitchen, bar, or home-brew area. It's also a great gift for your favorite beer nerd.

Print measures 13 x 19 inches, which is a standard frame size. The reproduction is of very high quality; many mistake it for an original since you can see much of the original paint texture. Printed with archival inks on acid-free heavyweight archival paper. Every print is signed by the artist. Frame not included, but easy to find!

Shipped rolled in sturdy tubes, via USPS First Class. Multiple poster orders can be shipped in the same tube, and I'll refund the extra shipping charges via Paypal.

© 2015 Alyson Thomas

And if you want some food to go with your drink, you might be interested in the rest of this poster series: the pig ( http://shop.drywellart.com/product/mid-century-pig-butcher-diagram-poster ) and the cow ( http://shop.drywellart.com/product/mid-century-cow-butchery-diagram ).

Shipped rolled in sturdy tubes, via USPS First Class. Multiple poster orders can be shipped in the same tube, and I'll refund the extra shipping charges via Paypal.

© 2015 Alyson Thomas