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Kieler Woche 1964 PosterThe Kieler Woche Kiel Week is one of the world's largest sailing events, held annually in northern Germany since 1882. This 1964 poster was designed for the event at the height of mid century graphic design, when poster art was the dominant visual medium and designers treated the brief as a creative challenge rather than a commercial obligation. The result is something that belongs equally in a sailing club and a design museum. About your print:

07 by Hilma Af Klint is a remarkable window into one of art history's most extraordinary untold stories

shifting colour until the face became simultaneously everywhere and nowhere

and sits naturally alongside more literal Matisse prints or as a standalone statement

Campari Bitter by Leonetto Cappiello is a masterwork of mid-century graphic design — bold

The best minimalist art isn't empty — it's edited

Works best in living rooms and studies where the conversation doesn't stop at the front door

and birds into chandeliers

They are simultaneously abstract and completely figurative

Warhol designed the cover of the Velvet Underground's debut album in 1967 — a plain white cover with a single yellow banana and the instruction to 'peel slowly and see

is among the earliest purely abstract work produced by an American artist — canvases of pure feeling

flat ground

and visually generous

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