Art & Artist Vintage Posters

Vintage poster with artwork by Tomi Ungerer.<ul><li>Tomi Ungerer (French, 1931–2019).</li><li>First printing, from 1965.</li><li>Includes&nbsp;Nude Gun&nbsp;imagery from Ungerer's sketchbook.</li></ul>

Nude Gun

A flyer for concert by the bands Black Flag, DOA, Descendents and Wasted Youth, featuring artwork by Raymond Pettibon.<ul><li>Raymond Pettibon (American, b. 1957).</li><li>Offset printed&nbsp;on paper.</li><li>This work is presented unframed.</li></ul>

Black Flag Concert Flyer

Jean-Michel Basquiat at Vrej Baghoomian Gallery Poster.<ul><li>Part of an unnumbered edition of unknown size.</li><li>Offset lithograph on paper.</li><li>Produced for the occasion of the artist's exhibition at Vrej Baghoomian Gallery, New York, April - June 1988, which would end up as the last exhibition of Basquiat's work prior to his death several months later.</li><li>Poster displays a photographic portrait of the artist holding a copy of the book The Subterraneans, by Jack Kerouac.</li></ul>

Jean-Michel Basquiat Poster

A poster designed by Haring to advertise the Rain Dance fundraiser, benefiting the Africa Emergency Fund U.S Committee for UNICEF.<ul><li>Keith Haring (American, 1958-1990).</li><li>Includes a printed Haring signature.</li><li>Offset lithograph in colors on smooth woven paper.</li><li>This work is presented unframed.</li></ul>

Rain Dance Benefit Poster

Vintage exhibition poster of William Klein's Bikini, Moscow photograph.<ul><li>Published for the occasion of Klein's 1981 exhibition at Galerie Zabriskie in Paris.</li><li>Off-set lithograph on thick woven paper.</li></ul>

Bikini Moscow Exhibition Poster

Lucky Strike cigarettes advertisement poster.<ul><li>Keith Haring (American, 1958–1990).</li><li>First edition, first printing.</li><li>Silk-screened on paper.</li><li>Printed Keith Haring signature on lower right.</li></ul>

Lucky Strike Poster

Vintage signed exhibition poster.<ul><li>John Cadenhead (American).</li><li>Brian Albert (American).</li><li>Designed for the "Art of Found Objects" exhibition at Gallery Schlesinger-Boisante in 1983 in New York.</li><li>Artists included were Keith Haring, Michael Hafftka, Fred Brathwaite, Justen Ladda and frequent Haring collaborator LA2.</li><li>Poster is signed in silver marker by Keith Haring, and in black felt tip pen by Michael Hafftka and LA2.</li></ul>

Art of Found Objects Keith Haring Signed Exhibition Poster

Promotional cards advertising Keith Haring's The Fertility Suite portfolio of screen prints.<ul><li>Sold as a set of 5.</li><li>Published by Tony Shafrazi Gallery, New York.</li><li>Unsigned from an edition of unknown size.</li><li>Brightly colored prints each depicting pregnant figures.</li><li>Offset lithograph on cardstock.</li></ul>

The Fertility Suite Promotional Cards

A 1984 Halloween street poster for the legendary New York nightclub Area, uniquely featuring an alien-like Ronald Reagan.<ul><li>Designed by Fernando Natalici (Brazilian, b. 1949).</li><li>Offset lithograph.</li><li>This work is presented unframed.</li></ul> Area opened its doors in September 1983 and virtually overnight became the nexus of one of the most vibrant downtown art and club scenes in New York. Every six weeks, they transformed the enormous space at 157 Hudson with a different art exhibit and performance theme. Area was the place where A-listers such as Andy Warhol, Francesco Clemente, Julian Schnabel, Madonna, JFK Jr. and many others went to see and be seen, a place where Basquiat DJ'd, while Keith Haring and Andy Warhol produced several installations. Area's wildly creative invitations became the hottest tickets in town and instantly collectible art in and of themselves.

Area Nightclub Halloween Poster

A poster for the music event Resist In Concert.<ul><li>Keith Haring (American, 1958-1990).</li><li>Produced for the event on December 4, 1988 at New York's Palladium nightclub.&nbsp;</li><li>Caption reads: A Concert and Festival for Everyone Who's Had ENOUGH of The Right-Wing Clampdown in "Resurgent America" 1988....Basta Ya!</li><li>Musicians who performed include Armageddon, A.T.A.K. Audio Two, D.O.A., Sinead O'Connor, Karen Finley and Michael Rose.</li><li>Offset lithograph printed.</li><li>This work is presented unframed.</li></ul>

Resist in Concert Poster

An "I Do" lithograph from John Lennon’s 1969 Bag One collection, signed by John Lennon.<ul><li>The lithograph has been signed by John Lennon in pencil in the bottom right corner.</li><li>Lithograph is numbered 5/300.</li><li>Printed on BFK Rives paper.&nbsp;</li><li>This work is presented unframed.</li></ul> The series of drawings was first published under the title Bag One and exhibited in January 1970 at the London Art Gallery. On its second day of viewing, the exhibition was closed by Scotland Yard and the lithographs were confiscated because of their highly intimate and erotic nature. The case was ultimately dismissed when the magistrate decided that John's prints were "unlikely to deprave or corrupt."

Bag One Autographed I Do Lithograph

An original performance poster&nbsp;from the Arts Lab, Drury Lane, London.<ul><li>The poster is advertising performances by David Bowie, Graciela Martinez and Mark Boyles Sensual Laboratory.</li><li>The Arts Lab was an alternative arts center, founded in 1967 by Jim Haynes at 182 Drury Lane, London.</li><li>Although only active for two years, it was influential in inspiring many similar centers in the United Kingdom, continental Europe and Australia.</li><li>David Bowie, who used to rehearse (and perform mime) at the Drury Lane Arts Lab, co-founded a Beckenham Arts Lab, which organized a one-day free festival, but was disillusioned by the lack of interest of other performers and artists taking an active role in the continuation of the center.</li></ul>

Arts Lab London Performance Poster

A poster from David Bowie’s New Afro Pagan and Work exhibition.<ul><li>The exhibition was presented at The Gallery on Cork Street, London.</li><li>The poster has been signed in red pen by David.</li><li>He has added "To Tom Best Wishes" and "95" before and after his signature.</li><li>It was signed in April 1995 outside Kate Chertavian Fine Art, The Gallery, London.</li><li>The poster comes with a color printout of David signing the poster.</li><li>This work is presented unframed.</li></ul>

New Afro Pagan and Work Exhibition Poster Signed by David Bowie

A poster invitation published for the occasion of Andy Warhol's Studies for a Boy Book exhibition, held at the Bodley Gallery and Bookshop February 14 to March 3, 1956.<ul><li>Andy Warhol (American, 1928-1987).</li><li>Offset lithograph on woven paper.</li><li>With the Estate of Andy Warhol and the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts Authorization ink-stamps on the reverse.</li><li>This work is presented framed.</li></ul>

Studies for a Boy Book Exhibition Announcement Poster

An exhibition poster created for the occasion of Keith Haring Drawings, October 9 to November 13, 1982 at Tony Shafrazi Gallery, New York.<ul><li>Keith Haring (American, 1958-1990).</li><li>The classic white on black, chalk-like design was born out of Haring's famous subway drawings of the same period.</li><li>Offset lithograph.</li></ul> Keith Haring was an artist and social activist who became a star of the 1980s New York art scene. Along with Jean-Michel Basquiat, Haring was a central figure in Warhol's creative and social circle. Through his public murals, subway drawings, as well as his prints and paintings, Haring created a range of images that have become internationally recognized across a plethora of genres and industries.

Keith Haring Drawings Exhibition Poster

Keith Haring "Crack Down" anti-drug poster, produced in 1986.<ul><li>Keith Haring (American, 1958–1990).</li><li>First edition and first printing.</li><li>Printed signature on right side.</li><li>Offset lithograph on heavyweight paper.</li></ul>

Crack Down Poster

Poster for the British release of the film A Bigger Splash featuring the artwork of David Hockney.<ul><li>David Hockney (British, b. 1937).</li><li>Lagoon Associates Productions Ltd.</li><li>Unfolded paper backed on linen.</li></ul>

A Bigger Splash Movie Poster

Exhibition poster designed by Keith Haring.<ul><li>Keith Haring (American, 1958-1990).</li><li>Published for the occasion of the artist's exhibition at Fun Gallery in New York in 1983.</li><li>Offset lithograph on paper.</li><li>Imagery includes red and black interlocking figures.</li></ul>

Keith Haring at Fun Gallery Exhibition Poster

Exhibition poster for Keith Haring exhibitions in New York, signed by the artist.<ul><li>Hand-signed by Keith Haring in black marker at lower right.</li><li>Produced for the occasions of Keith Haring Paintings at Tony Shafrazi Gallery, October 26 – November 30, 1985, and Keith Haring Sculptures at Leo Castelli Gallery, October 26 – November 23, 1985.</li><li>Offset lithograph printed on paper.</li></ul>

Signed Keith Haring Exhibition Poster

A dizzying poster of Kusama's iconic polka-dotted soft sculptures, advertising the opening of the 1965 installation at the Castellane Gallery of her first ever mirror room, hand-addressed by Kusama in 1965 to the Museum of Modern Art.<ul><li>Produced by Castellane Gallery in 1965.</li><li>Hand-addressed by the artist to the Museum of Modern Art on verso, with 1965 Grand Central Station postmark.</li><li>This work is presented unframed.</li></ul> Kusama's exhibition, titled in full "Infinity Mirror Room —Phalli's Field (Floor Show)," was documented in a series of photographs of the artist reclining on her own "phallus meadow" in a red leotard — the most famous and striking images of her work from that era. In her autobiography, Kusama describes the installation that marked the beginning of arguably her best-known and most popular series of works: "The walls of the room were mirrors, and sprouting from the floor were thousands of white canvas phallic forms covered with red polka dots. The mirrors reflected them infinitely, summoning up a sublime, miraculous field of phalluses. People could walk barefoot through the phallus meadow, becoming one with the work and experiencing their own figures and movement as part of the sculpture. Wandering into this infinite wonderland, where a grandiose aggregation of human sexual symbols had been transformed into a humorous, polka-dotted field, viewers found themselves spellbound by the imagination as it exorcised sexual sickness in the naked light of day." The New York Times described Kusama's mid-'60s work as the "awful vision of a self-perpetuating infinity," but they meant they liked it. The verso of the poster is addressed by Kusama to MoMA, which now holds numerous works by the artist in their permanent collection and mounted her site-specific installation Narcissus Garden at PS1 in 2018. An important association of this scarce document for an early and landmark show from this major artist — distinctly rare addressed by Kusama.

Floor Show Exhibition Poster

An early Patti Smith print featuring her poetry and artwork, designed as a declaration of her admiration and love for Arthur Rimbaud, the famous French symbolist poet who played a pivotal role in Smith’s artistic development.&nbsp;<ul><li>Patti Smith (American, b. 1946).</li><li>Part of a limited edition of 300 pieces.</li><li>Offset printed on paper.</li><li>Printed signature and numbering on lower left.</li></ul>

Patti Smith Devotions to Arthur Rimbaud Poster

Poster designed by Keith Haring for Rain Dance Benefit, 1985.<ul><li>Keith Haring (American, 1958-1990).</li><li>Published for the occasion of the Rain Dance Benefit for the Africa Emergency Fund U.S Committee for UNICEF.</li><li>Printed artist signature on right.</li></ul>

Rain Dance Benefit Announcement Poster

Ernesto Ché Guevara commemorative poster designed by Felix Beltran.<ul><li>Felix Beltran (Cuban, 1938 - 2022).</li><li>Commissioned by Castro’s government in 1967 upon the news of Ché’s death in Bolivia.</li><li>These posters were displayed in Havana on the day of his 1967 memorial parade.</li></ul>

Ernesto Ché Guevara Commemorative Poster

Exhibition poster for the Theater der Welt in Frankfurt, Germany.<ul><li>Keith Haring (American, 1958–1990).</li><li>First printing, from an edition of unknown size.</li><li>Plate signed with artist signature and copyright on mid-right edge.</li><li>Silk-screened on heavy paper.</li></ul>

Keith Haring Theater der Welt Frankfurt Poster

A poster advertising a Keith Haring exhibition at the Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam.<ul><li>Keith Haring (American, 1958–1990).</li><li>Produced for the the occasion of: Keith Haring at the Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam, Netherlands, March 15th–12th May, 1986.</li><li>This exhibition marked Haring's first major solo show.</li><li>Silk-screened in color.</li></ul>

Keith Haring Stedelijk Museum Exhibition Poster

Vintage Jean Dubuffet exhibition poster, signed by the artist.<ul><li>Signed and dated in pencil at lower corner.</li><li>Numbered 50/60.</li><li>Published by Robert Fraser Gallery for the occasion of Dubuffet's London exhibition, April 20-May 28, 1966.</li></ul>

Signed Ustensiles Utopiques Exhibition Poster

A double-sided flyer advertising the Refuse and Resist activist event Resist! In Concert.<ul><li>Keith Haring (American, 1958-1990).</li><li>Includes printed Haring signature.</li><li>Caption reads: "A Concert and Festival for Everyone Who's Had ENOUGH of The Whole Right-Wing Clampdown in 'Resurgent America' 1988....Basta Ya!" …It Can Happen Here.”</li><li>Offset lithograph.</li></ul>

Resist in Concert Flyer

Announcement card for "Martin Fun(d)," featuring artwork by Keith Haring and Andy Warhol.<ul><li>Produced for the occasion of the "Martin Fun(d)" AIDS fundraising event at The Pyramid Club in New York City on September 4, 1986.</li><li>Folded announcement features Keith Haring artwork on one side and Andy Warhol illustrations on the other.</li><li>Offset lithograph print on heavy cardstock.</li></ul>

Martin Fund Announcement Card

Promotional poster for the Black Flag record My War.<ul><li>Raymond Pettibon (American, b. 1957).</li><li>From an edition of unknown size.</li><li>Offset lithograph printed.</li></ul>

Black Flag My War Poster

A poster for the exhibition Keith Haring: Apocalypse, which took place at Deitch Projects, November 4 to December 31, 1999.<ul><li>Published by Deitch Projects, New York.</li><li>Poster features a grid design of Haring's artwork.</li><li>Offset lithograph.</li></ul>

Keith Haring Apocalypse Exhibition Poster

A poster advertising the exhibition of Keith Haring's drawings.<ul><li>Keith Haring (American, 1958-1990).</li><li>Published for the occasion of Keith Haring Drawings, at Tony Shafrazi Gallery, New York, October 9th through November 13th, 1982.</li><li>The classic white on black, chalk-like design was born out of Haring's famous subway drawings of the same period.</li><li>Offset lithograph.</li></ul>

Poster advertising the exhibition,&nbsp;Jean-Michel Basquiat Works and Portraits&nbsp;at Parco Gallery Tokyo in July/August 1997.<ul><li>Photograph of Basquiat in boxing gloves by Michael Halsband.</li><li>Published in conjunction with the publication&nbsp;Basquiat: King for a Decade&nbsp;by Taka Kawachi.</li><li>Reverse of poster includes Japanese text as well as images of Basquiat and his works.</li><li>Unsigned from an edition of unknown size.</li><li>Offset lithograph printed.</li></ul>

Jean-Michel Basquiat Works and Portraits Poster

A poster used to advertise the Batman comic, volume 1, number 251.<ul><li>Neal Adams (American, 1941-2022).</li><li>National Periodical Publications.</li><li>Paper backed.</li></ul>

Batman Comic Poster

The Fight, World Championship Boxing Harlem Viewing poster, 1971.<ul><li>Celestino Piatti (Swiss, 1922–2007).</li><li>Produced for the occasion of the exclusive viewing in Harlem of the&nbsp;World Championship boxing match between Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier at Madison Square Garden in New York.</li><li>Depicts a glove with a face, with a globe in its mouth.</li></ul>

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Tomi Ungerer

Raymond Pettibon

Keith Haring

After William Klein

After Keith Haring

Brian Albert, John Cadenhead

After Keith Haring

Fernando Natalici

Keith Haring

John Lennon

David Bowie

Andy Warhol

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David Hockney

After Keith Haring

After Keith Haring

After Yayoi Kusama

Patti Smith

Keith Haring

Felix Beltran

After Keith Haring

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After Jean Dubuffet

After Keith Haring

After Andy Warhol, Keith Haring

Raymond Pettibon

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After Keith Haring

Neal Adams

Celestino Piatti