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.​

The art is by Edgard Pillet, who was a multifaceted French artist—painter, sculptor, architect, and writer—renowned for his contributions to geometric abstraction and post-war modernism. He studied at the École des Beaux-Arts in Bordeaux and Paris, initially embracing neo-cubism before transitioning to abstraction around 1948. Pillet's work is characterized by rhythmic interplay of colors, forms, and lines, often incorporating abstract symbols like the sun.

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

H 41 x W 34 cm.