Andre Beaudin

1964 Andre Beaudin 'Composition' Modernism Gray, Blue France Lithograph

1964

The original 1932 poster by Will Lacroix for the 9th Salon des Arts Ménagers at the Grand Palais, organized by the Office National des Recherches Scientifi...

The 1958 exhibition poster for Pablo Picasso Collection S. Guggenheim New York at the Musée des arts décoratifs is a captivating testament to the artist's prolific career and endurin...

In the mid-1960s, David Lance Goines crafted an original poster for The Antique Guild, embodying the essence of the era's design ethos. With a blend of a...

The original political poster "Viva el XVII aniversario del 26 de Julio" from 1972, created by the Comisión de Orientación Revolucionaria del Comité Central del Partido Comunista de ...

The original travel poster by Nikolaus Schwabe, created in 1961 for Swiss Air, titled "Swiss Air - India," encapsulates the allure and mystique of exotic destinations while showcasin...

The circa 1970 political poster by Olivio Martines for OSPAAAL (Organization of Solidarity with the People of Asia, Africa, and Latin America) titled "La Guinée - Guinea" serves as a...

The 1967 original exhibition poster for Hans Hofmann's at the André Emmerich Gallery in New York is a vibrant and captivating visual representation of the renowned artist's abstract ...

The 1917 original advertising poster for "Les On Dit" stands as a testament to the vibrant press culture of its time. This satirical publication, with its bold and compelling poster,...

The original exhibition poster by Calder at the Théâtre Français de la Danse in 1969 stands as a vibrant testament to the innovative spirit of both the artist and the venue. Created by the renowned American sculptor Alexander Calder, this poster not only advertises the event but also embodies Calder's distinctive artistic style and ethos. Calder, known for his pioneering work in kinetic sculpture and mobiles, brings his signature aesthetic to this poster. With bold, primary colors and playful geometric shapes, the design reflects Calder's fascination with movement and balance. The composition exudes a sense of dynamic energy, inviting viewers to engage with the artwork on multiple levels. At the heart of the poster is likely a depiction of one of Calder's iconic mobiles or stabiles, rendered with a sense of whimsy and sophistication. The surrounding typography, rendered in a simple yet impactful font, communicates essential details about the exhibition, including the artist's name and the venue. The choice of the Théâtre Français de la Danse as the location for the exhibition adds another layer of significance to the poster. Founded by the French dancer and choreographer Maurice Béjart...

Original travel poster titled "Luchon la reine de Pyrénées - Fêtes des fleurs Théâtre Bals Fêtes de nuit Orchestre Broustet" is a captivating glimpse into the allure of Luchon, often hailed as the "queen of the Pyrénées." This poster, promoting various festivities and attractions in Luchon, encapsulates the spirit of leisure and entertainment that characterized the Belle Époque era.

Luchon, a renowned spa town nestled in the heart of the Pyrénées mountains, was a popular destination for tourists seeking relaxation, recreation, and rejuvenation. The poster highlights the diverse array of activities available to visitors, including flower festivals...