ARNATT Keith (Oxford 1930 - Chepstow 2008)
London, Tate Gallery, 1972, cm. 76x51, black and white typographic poster printed recto verso, published in occasion of the exhibition “Seven Exhibitions” (London, Tate Gallery, February 24-March 23, 1972). Exemplar folded, originally part of the series of seven posters included in a cardboard envelope, here sold separately.
ARNATT Keith (Oxford 1930 - Chepstow 2008)
London, Tate Gallery, 1972, cm. 76x51, black and white typographic poster printed recto verso, published in occasion of the exhibition “Seven Exhibitions” (London, Tate Gallery, February 24-March 23, 1972). Exemplar folded, originally part of the series of seven posters included in a cardboard envelope, here sold separately.
“Art has always been the physical manifestation of the artist’s thought, feelings, attitudes. beliefs, intentions, working methods, etc. If the physical manifestation of the works in these seven exhibitions appears novel, they should still be looked at in the same frame of mind and with the same attention, respect and concern as art has always been looked at.”
