Original lithographic invite with art by Joseph Csaky for exhibition hosted by Léonce Rosenberg in 1920.

Joseph Csaky was a Hungarian-born sculptor who was a pioneering figure in the Cubist movement in sculpture. Known for his bold geometric forms and unique approach to the human figure, Csaky was among the first artists to apply Cubist principles to three-dimensional works, creating sculptures that explored fragmentation, abstraction, and geometry in innovative ways. His career spanned a range of styles and artistic movements, but he is most celebrated for his contributions to modern sculpture.

The invite is framed with an antique hand silvered frame, light passepartout, and placed on a light gray background.

H 28 x W 35 cm.