1968 Original French Political Poster, Journée des Intellectuels pour le Vietnam (two people) - Matta

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1968 Original French Political Poster, Journée des Intellectuels pour le Vietnam (two people) - MattaDate: 1968 Size: 23 x 15 inches Artist: Roberto Matta About the artist: Roberto Matta (19112002) was a Chilean born painter and one of the most important figures of 20th century surrealism. After studying architecture, Matta turned to painting and joined the Surrealist movement in Paris, where he was influenced by Andr Breton and other key figures. His visionary works explore the subconscious, space, and the human psyche, often blending abstract forms

The Hasselblad Center is located in the Gothenburg Museum of Art

Not only that

Located right in Stockholm's political and commercial centre

as well as a sense of individual personality

as well as having been nominated at the Sundance Film Festival

his style combines extreme flatness (such as the landscape in the background of this poster) with highly detailed textures (such as the way he's captured the wrinkles and play of light on the woman's dress

made from white wine added to an infusion of herbs and spices

which is a commune located in the eastern suburbs of Paris

Designed for the French National Railways by Pierre Commarmond who created many posters for the SNCF

de la Néziére in the mid-1930s

Notre-Dame de Paris

enter and find him at the bottom of the staircase

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