Miró & Picasso Exhibition Poster, Barcelona, 1970s

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This stunning original poster from the 1978 Miró a Picasso exhibition at Sala Gaspar in Barcelona offers a rare glimpse … Read more This stunning original poster from the 1978 Miró a Picasso exhibition at Sala Gaspar in Barcelona offers a rare glimpse into the artistic dialogue between two of the 20th century's greatest masters: Joan Miró and Pablo Picasso. Celebrating the profound influence Picasso had on Miró’s work, this poster is both a tribute and a reflection of the creative kinship between the two icons. with a captivating design that embodies Miró’s dynamic use of color, form, and symbolism, this piece is a true representation of the modernist spirit. The poster measures 66 x 48.5 cm (unframed) and is beautifully presented in a sleek, high-quality black lacquered wooden frame, enhancing its bold, graphic design while ensuring its preservation for years to come. The framing offers an elegant touch, highlighting the poster’s visual impact and making it an eye-catching addition to any collection. Due to its age, the poster exhibits minor signs of wear, including small marks or slight imperfections—subtle details that only enhance its authenticity and historical charm. This piece is not only a rare collectible but also a conversation starter, encapsulating the essence of two revolutionary artists whose influence continues to shape the world of modern art. For collectors and art enthusiasts alike, the Miró a Picasso exhibition poster is an exceptional find—an enduring link between two creative titans that will make a meaningful addition to any art collection. Year: 1978 Dimensions: 66 x 48.5 cm (unframed) Framed in a premium black lacquered wood frame Condition: Light signs of age and minor imperfections, enhancing its historical character This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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