Original lithographic poster with art by Édouard Dermit for exhibition at Galerie Lucie Weill in 1963.

Édouard Dermit, born Antoine, was the eldest of five siblings, born to parents who had migrated from Slovenia to work in the iron mines of Lorraine. Initially working as a miner in Bouligny (Meuse), he harbored a deep passion for painting, leading him to Paris in 1947. A chance encounter at Paul Morihien's bookstore introduced him to Jean Cocteau, who became both his employer and collaborator. He later admitted to having been Cocteau’s lover during this time.

The poster is framed with a hand painted bright green frame, with light green passepartout, and is placed on

H 77 x W 61 cm.