Original lithographic with artwork by Hans Erni for exhibiton at Librairie Paul Morihien in Paris 1953. Printed on arches paper by Mourlot.

Hans Erni was a Swiss painter, sculptor, and graphic artist, widely recognized for his diverse body of work spanning over eight decades. Erni's artistic style was characterized by its versatility and innovation, encompassing a wide range of mediums, including painting, sculpture, printmaking, and graphic design. He was known for his dynamic compositions, bold use of color, and a distinctive blend of figurative and abstract elements.

Erni's work often conveyed a sense of optimism and humanism, celebrating the beauty of nature, the achievements of science, and the resilience of the human spirit. He was also committed to promoting peace and international understanding, and his art frequently addressed themes of unity, cooperation, and social justice.

The poster is framed with an antique black frame with a hand silvered inner edge, sand-colored passepartout, and a rosy background.

H 76 x W 57 cm.