Step into a world of early avant-garde and European elegance with this rare, original exhibition poster from 1928. The poster was created by the visionary Swiss master Augusto Giacometti for the 17th National Art Exhibition in Zurich (XVII. Nationale Kunstausstellung).

This work is more than decoration; it is a piece of living art history. The central motif — a Rorschach-like, abstract butterfly in fiery shades of yellow and orange — radiates the optimism and creative energy that defined the late 1920s. The raw, textured colour fields are beautifully contrasted by deep blue accents, creating a timeless balance that will capture attention in any contemporary home.

The poster is beautifully presented in an elegant, minimalist silver frame with a wide passe-partout, allowing the historic paper to breathe and take centre stage. Perfect for the art collector, or for anyone looking to enrich their home with genuine soul, history and international sophistication.

This is an original hand-pulled colour lithograph, printed by the leading Zurich art press Atelier J.E. Wolfensberger.

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