Salad Nicoise Vintage Drawing

Black ink linework gives this oval salad platter a classic vintage sketch feel, with dense crosshatching and clean contour lines. The dish appears as a Niçoise-style salad arranged on a large plate: halved hard-boiled eggs, sliced tomatoes, ringed onion loops piled at the center, small round olives, cucumber slices, tuna-like chunks, and slender green beans or haricots verts gathered along the lower edge. The composition is tightly packed and readably layered, like a retro restaurant menu plate study.

It sits naturally on French bistro menus, café chalkboard graphics, Provençal recipe cards, and printed lunch specials. The same drawing also works for cookbook chapter openers, farm-to-table branding, seafood restaurant signage, Mediterranean diet articles, and packaging for gourmet deli products. Because the plate is isolated on a plain background, it can be dropped into editorial layouts, food blog headers, or vintage-inspired poster designs without extra cleanup.