Framed Original Guy Bardone Exhibition Poster, 1970

Artist: Guy Bardone (1927)
Title: Expo 70 – Galerie Marcel Guiot
Year: 1970
Dimensions: 73 x 47 cm
Printer: Mourlot Studios, Paris
Medium: Original poster on matte paper
Condition: Mint (Framed in museum-quality frame with UV-protective, anti-shine glass)

This framed original exhibition poster by Guy Bardone was created for his 1970 exhibition at Galerie Marcel Guiot in Paris and printed by the renowned Mourlot Studios. With its vibrant, luminous colors, the work embodies Bardone’s painterly elegance and energy, qualities that established him as one of the beloved figures of postwar French art.

Born in 1927 in Sainte-Claude, one of France’s most picturesque towns, Bardone went on to exhibit widely, with his works now held in multiple French museums. This exhibition marked a pivotal moment in his career one of the turning points that brought him recognition among the great painters of his time.

What makes this piece especially remarkable is its rarity: this is the last known surviving poster from the exhibition. Now framed to the highest standards with museum-quality materials, including UV-protective anti-shine glass, it is both preserved for the future and ready to illuminate any space.

A true collector’s treasure, combining historical importance, exquisite design, and rarity.