1968 ASPECTS OF NEW YORK CITY Posters Rare Set X5 out of 10 Museum MET Important

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1968 ASPECTS OF NEW YORK CITY Posters Rare Set X5 out of 10 Museum MET Important:
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Description: 1968 ASPECTS OF NEW YORK CITY Posters Set X5 (out of 10) Museum MET Important Set 45\" High X 29.5\" Wide Container Corporation of AmericaItems in this Lot Include : - 1968 Guilio Cittato Poster LINCOLN CENTER New York Made in USA *Excellent Condition, top edge has some wear as in photos, many little unobtrusive scratches and marks but the red gloss dulls them greatly. - Broadway & Partnership for Change by Tomoko Miho - Metropolitan Museum & New York United Nations by Peter Teubner **All Have Unobtrusive marks and slight signs of age and wearThere are 31 Photos in my FLICKR Account, the direct link to these photos is here... https://flic.kr/s/aHskTxW7me Please Copy and Paste the Link into your web browser** All posters have been stored since the early 1990\'s in a climate controlled Environment. They are all authentic and purchased from a Toronto based Poster dealer in the 1980\'s. They were purchased with the intention of display, but in this case there were not and sent into storage for decades.In 1968, the Container Corporation of America came out with a series of posters entitled \'Aspects of New York City.\' They were hung in parks, subways, neighborhood clubs, and churches with the goal of improving the quality of the city\'s public surroundings. Today, the ten-poster series is known as one of the most inventive and distinguished public arts projects of the 20th century, with a complete set residing in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in NYC. These images appear in countless books on Modern Graphics and are highly valued amongst collectors. The New York Times reported On April 24, 1969, that the first 10 of a planned total of 50 were presented at a ceremony in City Hall. They were to be displayed in public places throughout the city including subway platforms and community clubs.
This is an ORIGINAL FIRST PRINTING from that series, meant to represent Lincoln Center.
Designed by Giulio Cittato, this poster is one of the most graphically simple in the series, creating the essence of a ballet dancer out of the over-exposed arch of her movements.
It measures 29 1/2 x 45 inches (75 x 114.5 cm) and is in A condition (please note that standard A condition allows for minor handling wear at edges). Item #2949

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