919 - Exhibition Posters

Exhibition Posters 20th Century A collection of 65 posters by the following artists: 1) “Rupprecht Geiger,” Bayerische Vereinsbank, Munich, 1995. 2) “Horst Janssen,” Galerie 2000, Berlin, 1985/86, signed by the artist. 3) “Rupprecht Geiger. Color as a Message," Diocesan Museum, Freising, 1995. Folding creases. 4) "mavignier," Antikensammlungen, Munich, 1990. 5) "Simon Dittrich," Kunstverein Braunschweig, n.d. 6) "Michael Mathias Prechtl," Literaturhaus Munich, 1999. 7) "Caspar Walter Rauh, Flying Objects," Kunstmuseum Bayreuth, 2000. 8) "Korab. Works 1957–1997,” Grafenegg Castle, 1997. 9) “Meckseper,” Museum of Modern Art, Wörlen Foundation, Passau, 2001, signed by the artist. 10) “Hundertwasser. Retrospective 1948–1997,” Darmstadt 1998. 11) “Hundertwasser,” Gallery in the Old Town Hall, Prien am Chiemsee 2002. 12) “Sempé,” Bartsch & Chariau Gallery, Munich 1998. 13) “The Draftsman Josef Blaumeiser,” Munich Künstlerhaus 1998. 14) “Ronald Searle,” Munich City Museum 1996/97. 15) “Dances of the Peoples. Watercolors by Helmut Rudolph,” State Museum of Ethnology, Munich, 1991, signed by the artist. 16) “Willi Geiger: Memorial Exhibition Marking the 20th Anniversary of His Death,” Landshut/Prien, 1991. 17) “balet,” Galerie hell, Munich 2002. 18) Björn Wiinblad, “One Thousand and One Nights,” signed by the artist. 19) “Exhibition of Solln Artists,” Solln 1989. 20) “Helene B. Grossmann. Paintings,” Bavarian State Bank Gallery, 1997. 21) “Hannes Grosse,” Van De Loo Gallery, Munich, 1970. 22) “Munich Grand Art Exhibition 1983,” Haus der Kunst, Munich 1983. 23) “Walter Dexel. Retrospective Marking the 100th Anniversary of His Birth,” Badischer Kunstverein, Karlsruhe 1991. 24) “Otmar Alt,” BMW Gallery, Munich 1981. 25) “Otmar Alt,” Rosenthalgalerie, Munich 1983. 26) Rigips advertising poster featuring a depiction by Otmar Alt, undated. 27) “wolfgang gäfgen. drawings 1970–1976,” State Graphic Arts Collection, Munich, 1976. 28) “City of Munich Encouragement Award. Painting and Printmaking 1947–1980,” Munich City Hall, 1980. 29) “Johnny Friedländer,” Galerie Peerlings, Krefeld, 1979. 30) “Look at Bubenik,” Galerie Thomas, Munich, n.d. 31) “Albers,” Museum Stuck-Villa, Munich, 1969. 32) “Albers. Images and Examples from *Interaction of Color*,” Kunstverein Ingolstadt, 1970. 33+34) Two exhibitions: “Otmar Alt,” Galerie bei Svetlana, Munich, 1986. 35) “Horst Antes. Works on Paper,” Bayerische Vereinsbank, Munich, 1993. 36) “Look at Vasarely,” Galerie Thomas, Munich, 1969. 37) “Howard Mehring,” Galerie Heseler, Munich, 1970. 38) “Lohse,” Kunstverein Munich, 1970. 39) “Josef Werner. Exhibition at Our Gallery,” subtitle handwritten. 40) “Otmar Alt,” Galerie Rieder, Munich, n.d. 41) “Victor Vasarely,” Artcurial, Munich 1992. 42) “Vasarely. Inventor of Op Art,” Wilhelm-Hack-Museum, Ludwigshafen am Rhein, 1997/98. 43) “Otmar Alt. An Interior View of Modernism,” Galerie im Alten Rathaus, Prien am Chiemsee, 2007. 44) “Meckseper,” Galerie Schmücking, Braunschweig, 1971. 45) Friedensreich Hundertwasser, “1972 Munich Olympic Games,” Reproduced poster of the original Hundertwasser graphic, 1st edition, 35,000 copies. 46) “Bele Bachem: Prints from Five Decades,” Valentin-Musäum at the Isartor, Munich, undated. 47) “Simon Dittrich,” Municipal Art Museum, Singen, 1998, signed by the artist. 48) “Meckseper,” Galerie Patrick Cramer, Basel Art 1977. 49–52) Set of four: “Bele Bachem,” BMW Gallery, Munich 1982/83. Two pieces are signed by the artist. One piece features only the image, without text. 53) “Bele Bachem,” Rosenheim Municipal Gallery, 1985. 54) “Paul Eliasberg,” Neue Pinakothek, Munich, 1989. 55) “Paul Eliasberg,” BMW Gallery, Munich, 1984. 56) “Simon Dittrich at Volker Huber,” Offenbach 1985. With a dedication. 57) “Simon Dittrich. New Drawings,” Galerie im Hause Behr, Stuttgart 1976, signed by the artist. 58) “Alfred Finsterer. Color Prints,” Galerie Günther Franke, Munich 1976. 59) “David Levine,” Galerie Bartsch & Chariau, Munich 1983, signed by hand. 60) “Sempé,” Galerie Bartsch & Chariau, Munich 1985. With dedication. 61) “Sempé,” Galerie Bartsch & Chariau, Munich 1987/88. With dedication. 62) “Sempé’s Musicians,” Galerie Bartsch & Chariau, Munich 1981. With inscription. 63) “Fernando Puig Rosado,” Bartsch & Chariau Gallery, Munich 1982. With inscription. 64) “Ronald Searle Exhibition,” Wolfgang Gurlitt Gallery, Munich 1970. 65) "Ronald Searle Exhibition," Galerie Wolfgang Gurlitt, Munich 1973. Various dimensions. Signs of wear and age. Some have minor creases. Each unframed.