Original lithographic poster with art by François Desnoyer for exhibition at Galerie Guiot in Paries 1973. The piece depicted is titled 'Vue de Banyuls sur Mer' - the view of Banyuls-sur-Mer, a town and commune in the department of Pyrénées-Orientales in southern France.

François Desnoyer was a French painter known for his diverse artistic output, which ranged from traditional landscapes to more modern and experimental works. In his early career, Desnoyer was influenced by Post-Impressionist styles, and his paintings often depicted landscapes and scenes from rural life. Like many artists of his generation, Desnoyer experimented with Cubism, a modern art movement that deconstructed and reassembled forms. This period of his work showcased geometric shapes and a departure from traditional representation. After his exploration of Cubism, Desnoyer returned to a more figurative style. He depicted scenes of everyday life, portraits, and landscapes with a focus on form and color.

The piece is framed with a hand painted light blue frame, light sand-colored passepartout, and placed on a deep teal background.

H 77 x W 66 cm.