Victorian Beetroot Man

Step into the delightfully bizarre world of vintage advertising with the Victorian Beetroot Man by C. Ribsam & Sons—a wonderfully strange and absurd piece of kitchen art print history. Featuring a dapper gentleman with a handlebar mustache, top hat, and monocle, this anthropomorphic beetroot man is equal parts curious and comical. This antique illustration, originally a trade card, brings a playful sense of nostalgia and whimsy to any space, making it the perfect funny kitchen poster or conversation-starting gift.

Ideal for fans of weird paintings, strange and bizarre imagery, or collectors of vintage kitchen and food wall art, this print offers a charming nod to 19th-century creativity. Whether you're decorating a quirky cafe, adding flair to your dining area, or looking for an odd, unforgettable gift, the Victorian Beetroot Man delivers bold personality with a side of vintage charm. A must-have for lovers of vegetables, Victorian curiosities, and all things delightfully unusual.

Artist: C Ribsam & Sons 

Matte Paper: Prints are made on matte paper, a lighter, less glossy option perfect for showcasing art.

Giclée Printing: Vibrant, long-lasting colors that resist fading even with regular sunlight exposure.

Warranty: 2 year warranty in EU and Northern Ireland as per Directive 1999/44/EC

For adults only.

Blank product sourced from USA and Japan.

If the print gathers any dust, you may wipe it off gently with a clean, dry cloth.

Poster colors may vary slightly due to screen display and printing processes.