Original lithographic cover of the art magazine ‘Art d'Aujourd'hui’ from the 1950s. Art d'Aujourd'hui was a significant French contemporary art magazine published between 1949 and 1954. It played a pivotal role in promoting modernist and avant-garde movements in post-war Europe.​

Cícero Dias was a seminal Brazilian modernist painter, illustrator, and scenographer, renowned for blending figurative and abstract styles with influences from surrealism and regional Brazilian culture. Dias's early works were characterized by dreamlike imagery, vibrant colors, and elements of surrealism, often depicting scenes from his childhood in northeastern Brazil. After the war, Dias's work evolved towards abstraction, and he became involved with the geometric abstraction movement.

The piece is framed with a hand made deep oak tree frame and is placed on a light background.

H 41 x W 34 cm.