Postmodern Peter Max Exhibition Poster, Framed

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Original, collectible, Peter Max exhibition poster from Leningrad. Written in Russian. Pink, blue, white, red colors. Black wood frame, plexiglass … more Original, collectible, Peter Max exhibition poster from Leningrad. Written in Russian. Pink, blue, white, red colors. Black wood frame, plexiglass cover. Perfect for your gallery wall. Very good condition. Dealer 933.

25”w x .5”d x 37”h

*Peter Max, born in 1937, is an American artist whose name is synonymous with the dazzling colors and optimistic energy of the 1960s. His iconic style, a blend of Pop Art and Neo-Expressionism, has captured the essence of American culture and resonated with audiences for over six decades. After immigrating to the United States in 1948, Max honed his skills at the Art Students League of New York and Pratt Institute. He initially pursued a career in realism, creating detailed portraits and illustrations. However, a chance encounter with Andy Warhol in the early 1960s sparked a shift in his artistic direction. Inspired by the emerging Pop Art movement and the counterculture spirit of the times, Max began experimenting with bolder colors, looser brushstrokes, and cosmic imagery. The result was an explosion of visual energy that perfectly captured the optimism and psychedelic vibe of the decade. Max's iconic works, such as "Cosmic Christ" and "Liberty," became synonymous with the era of peace marches, rock and roll music, and social change. He collaborated with prominent figures like John F. Kennedy, Muhammad Ali, and the Beatles, creating portraits and event posters that became cultural touchstones. Though often associated with the 1960s, Max's artistic journey has continued to evolve. He has explored various styles and mediums, from sculpture and printmaking to film and digital art. His work remains vibrant and optimistic, reflecting his enduring belief in the power of art to inspire and connect. Peter Max remains a living legend, a master of color and emotion whose work continues to bring joy and hope to audiences around the world. less