Original lithographic poster with art by Jean René Bazaine for exhibition at Galerie Meaght in 1959. Printed by Mourlot.

Jean René Bazaine was a French painter, designer, and educator known for his significant contributions to the world of modern art. He was associated with various art movements throughout his career, including abstraction, post-cubism, and non-figurative art. Bazaine initially explored cubism, which heavily influenced his early works. However, he gradually transitioned towards abstraction, aiming to create paintings that focused on the interplay of color, form, and texture, rather than literal representation. Nature was a significant source of inspiration for Bazaine. He often incorporated elements from the natural world, such as landscapes and organic forms, into his abstract compositions. His works reflected a deep connection to the environment.

The poster is framed with a hand painted teal blue frame with a hand silvered inner edge, yellow passepartout, and a green background.

H 74 x W 60 cm.