Original lithographic poster with artwork by Charles Lapicque for exhibition of his drawings at Villand & Galanis in Paris 1964.

Lapicque was a French painter associated with the School of Paris and known for his colorful and dynamic style. During the 1920s, Lapicque was influenced by Cubism, a modern art movement that fragmented and reassembled objects in an abstract manner. This influence can be observed in some of his early works. After World War II, Lapicque gained recognition for his unique style, characterized by bold colors, geometric shapes, and a sense of movement. His work evolved towards a more lyrical abstraction.

Lapicque was known for his philosophical approach to art, and he expressed a belief in the harmony between science and art. His paintings often featured symbolic and metaphorical elements, reflecting his intellectual engagement with the world.

The poster is framed with a hand lacquered black frame and dark blue passepartout and background.

H 77 x W 63 cm.