MOMA Exhibition Poster "The Modern Drawings" 1983 Featuring Man Ray

Solid surfboard stylized edges and magazine rack shelf. Features raised edges typical of Danish modern production, but American produced. Ideal for use as coffee or end table. In ex...

This studio artisan headboard is designed for a King Bed. Artist unknown, 76" wide, 9.5" deep and 14" high. All walnut construction. It features cur...

Circa 1965. 18" cubed. This planter was obtained from a bank in WV that also featured doors by David Gillespie of Forms and Surfaces - the company that was previously known as panelc...

Chair by unknown maker. 29" tall, 26" wide and 32" deep. Seat graduates from 16.5 in front to 14.5 at rear. Wood unknown. Reupholstered in Blue Velour. Photo of chair as it was orig...

Historical poster of the exhibition "Gaspar Room. Drawings by Picasso. January-February 1961". Manufactured in Spain, circa 1961. In original condition with minor wear consistent of age and use, preserving a beautiful patina. Materials: Paper Dimensions: D 0.1 cm x W 50 cm x H 70 cm. This original historical poster was edited for the exhibition of drawings by Pablo Picasso that took place in the Sala Gaspar, which was the official representative of the artist in Spain. Limited edition. PABLO PICASSO (Málaga, 1881 – Mougnis, 1973). One of the most important and influential artists of the 20th century, his art left a profound impact on the development of modern and contemporary art. He was born into the family of the painter José Luís Blasco, who influenced the young artist's introduction to art. For a few years, Picasso lived in La Coruña, Barcelona and Madrid (where he studied at the San Fernando Academy of Fine Arts). At the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th he began to travel to Paris until, in 1904, he decided to settle in the French capital. His art is traditionally divided into several periods, although their names are still disputed by many art historians: The Blue Period, The Pink Period, the Proto-Cubist Period where the influence of African art is obvious, Cubism - which is divided into Analytical and Synthetic Cubism -, Neoclassicism, Surrealism and Expressionism. Pablo Picasso and the Gaspar family met in 1955 and from that moment the Sala Gaspar became an important center for the dissemination of Picasso's art in Spain...

Historical poster of the exhibition "Gaspar Room. Drawings by Picasso. January-February 1961". Manufactured in Spain, circa 1961. In original condition with minor wear consistent o...

Framed historical poster of the exhibition "Gaspar Room. Drawings by Picasso. April 1961". Manufactured in Spain, circa 1961. In original condition with minor wear consistent of ag...

This original poster was published in 1983 to commemorate Joan Miró's exhibition at the iconic Sala Gaspar in Barcelona. Showcasing the vibrant and innovative style of one of the mos...