Johnny Friedlaender Affiche encadrée Lithographie Galerie Jewelrying Bâle 1982 Art le plus cher

Johnny Friedlaender Framed Exhibition Poster

Vintage exhibition poster for a Johnny Friedlaender exhibition at Galerie Schmucking Basel in 1982.
Features an abstract composition by the artist.
Offset lithograph is printed on a thick wove paper.
Beautifully float mounted and framed in a silver metal frame with glass.
Perfect for any collector.
In excellent vintage condition.

Measures 30.25" tall x 24" wide framed.
Paper measures 26" tall x 19.75" wide.

Johnny Friedlaender (German, 1912–1992) was an artist best known for his pioneering use of aquatint etching. Born in Pless in the former German kingdom of Prussia, Friedlaender attended the Academy of Arts in Breslau, where he studied lithography and etching under Expressionist artist Otto Mueller.
In 1930, he moved to Dresden, where his work was included in group exhibitions at Galerie J. Sandel and, in 1936, he traveled to Czechoslovakia, Switzerland, Austria, France, and Belgium.
Friedlaender spent most of his adult life in Paris, after fleeing Nazi Germany in 1937.