We were fortunate to acquire a number of new old stock lithograph art posters. These posters are not reproductions or offset lithographs.  They are original first edition, true lithograph posters, and very collectible works of art.  This poster is one of these acquisitions, printed in 1982 by renowned ImprimerieARTE for an exhibition of 1965-1975 Counterculture posters at Poster and Advertising Museum in Paris.  Signed in stone lower right.  Poster size: 31 1/2 x 23 1/2  inches.  Mint condition new old stock.

Bernard Vidal (1944–2019 ) was a French painter and graphic arts director, honored by the French Government with the Chevalier dans l'Ordre Des Arts et des Lettres, the highest award in the Arts in France, and featured in the first-ever exposition of a living painter at the Carrousel du Louvre Paris.  Vidal started to paint at the age of four years and went on to study Art at the Ecole des Beaux Art in Paris.  After holding the position of artistic director at famous French communication agencies, he created his own agency in 1984 while continuing to paint, with his first major exhibition in 1992 at The Gallery of Art and Art in Paris, France.  Bernard Vidal's “Positivism” is his take on Fauvism, exemplified in his various landscapes with robust, bright colors.  Collectors worldwide have praised Vidals use of color and energy in his art.