Richard Baringer, Bertha Schaefer Gallery (1963) American Poster, from the Original, Canvas Art Print Size:8" x 10" (Vertical) and anarchist activist and the

and anarchist activist and the critic who coined the term Neo Impressionism to describe the works of Signac and Georges Seurat in the late 1880s

Material: zinc alloy plated with silver

on sheet 43 x 68 cm

long and floaty style

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Richard Baringer, Bertha Schaefer Gallery (1963) American Poster, from the Original, Canvas Art Print Size:8" x 10" (Vertical) and anarchist activist and thePublic domain art from the US Library of Congress, digitally enhanced in high resolution. Published as a poster for an exhibition of art by American painter Richard Baringer at the Bertha Schaefer Gallery in New York City, 24 September to 12 October 1963. In addition to being an artist, Baringer was also a designer who studied with Lszl Moholy Nagy and Walter Gropius. The poster is a simple composition in bright minimalist style, with an image of