This 1965 original exhibition poster was created for the Juan Gris: Gouaches et Dessins 1910-1927 exhibition at Galerie Louise Leiris in Paris. Celebrating the remarkable work of Juan Gris, this event highlighted his mastery of Cubist composition, featuring a selection of gouaches and drawings spanning nearly two decades of his career. Gris, a key figure in the Cubist movement, brought a distinct approach to form and structure, often characterized by a harmonious balance between geometry and poetic abstraction. The artwork featured in this poster showcases his signature style—layered planes, precise shading, and fragmented objects—all meticulously arranged to create a dynamic interplay of perspective and depth. The muted color palette, enriched by wood-like textures and subtle color accents, enhances the composition’s sense of realism within its structured abstraction. The presence of newspaper clippings, wood grain effects, and simplified forms reflect Gris’ deep engagement with Synthetic Cubism, where he masterfully combined elements of collage with traditional painting and drawing techniques. The typography of the poster is clean and elegant, with Juan Gris’ name prominently displayed in bold blue, contrasting with the red lettering of Galerie Louise Leiris. This balance of colors and fonts complements the structured aesthetic of Gris' work, making the poster both a functional announcement and a collector’s piece. As a tribute to one of Cubism’s great innovators, this poster encapsulates Juan Gris' artistic vision—where everyday objects are transformed into beautifully orchestrated arrangements of form, light, and texture. It remains a sought-after piece for collectors, symbolizing the lasting impact of Cubist art in the 20th century. Exhibition - Cubism Galerie Louise Leiris Mourlot Good condition
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