Original lithographic poster with idyllic landscape depicting one of the water color painting of Mexico by Yves Brayer for exhibition at Galerie de Paris in 1964.

Yves Brayer was a French painter known for his works in various styles, including Post-Impressionism, Regionalism, and eventually, a personal style that combined elements of realism and abstraction. Brayer's extensive travels, including journeys to North Africa, the Mediterranean, and the United States, influenced his art. He often depicted the landscapes and cultures of the places he visited and had a goal of capturing the light and colors of each country. He is particularly celebrated for his depictions of scenes from the French countryside and coastal areas.

The poster is framed with a hand painted olive brown frame, light gray passepartout, and a background matching the tone of the frame.

H 87 x W 61 cm.