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Italians Like Food, and Here’s The Map To Prove It

December 15, 2011 by Chris Durso Leave a Comment

Brought to us by artist Antoine Corbineau, Prodotti Tradizionali Italiani is a brilliantly-illustrated map of Italy and the goodies contained within. From the guanciale of Casalviere to the panforte of Montalcino, the art is as hunger-inducing as it is beautiful. Oh, and Antoine also reminds us that Italians like wine too.

Prints are available here. Thanks Antoine.

Filed Under: Daily Links, Food Art Tagged With: illustration, italy, painting

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