Commissioned to mark the 20th anniversary of the Instituto de Cultura Puertorriqueña, this minimalist blue-and-black design by Jose Rosa exemplifies the intellectual elegance of Puerto Rican poster art in the 1970s. The repetitive “20” motif reflects continuity and endurance, while the intricate textures evoke the island’s cultural layers. It’s a visual manifesto of modernist clarity and institutional pride at a time when the ICP defined Puerto Rico’s artistic identity.
Commissioned to mark the 20th anniversary of the Instituto de Cultura Puertorriqueña, this minimalist blue-and-black design by Jose Rosa exemplifies the intellectual elegance of Puerto Rican poster art in the 1970s. The repetitive “20” motif reflects continuity and endurance, while the intricate textures evoke the island’s cultural layers. It’s a visual manifesto of modernist clarity and institutional pride at a time when the ICP defined Puerto Rico’s artistic identity.
!! Prints have intense foxing and tropical patina !!
Authenticity: Signed on plate
Condition: 4/5
Career: Established Career Artist
Age: 50
Size: 25x19 inches
Rarity: Unnumbered
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