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RENÉ MAGRITTE — The 8 Sculptures of Magritte, Exhibition Poster, Hanover Gallery, London, 1968

RENÉ MAGRITTE — The 8 Sculptures of Magritte, Exhibition Poster, Hanover Gallery, London, 1968

Issued by
Hanover Gallery
Place & year
London, 1968
Type
Poster
Format
Poster; offset lithograph on heavyweight paper stock, printed by Sergio Tosi, Milan; folded into eight sections and mailed as issued
Condition
Good vintage condition; original fold lines, light creasing, handling wear and postal markings consistent with mailed distribution, address label, stamp and cancellation affixed to reverse.
Provenance
Originally mailed to Joachim Wolfgang Graf von Moltke, founding director of Kunsthalle Bielefeld
Register
TNR-2026-0194 · 12 June 2026
Copy
Mailed: original address label, postage stamp and postal cancellation preserved on reverse
Regular price £1,250
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Register No. TNR-2026-0194
Registered 12 June 2026
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Notes

Hanover Gallery, London W1, June–August 1968.

The poster reproduces two bronze sculptural objects against a dusty rose-pink ground: a tall floor-standing candelabrum and a low chaise longue with bolted side panels, circular portholes, turned legs, and draped fabric. Furniture, object, and surreal proposition collapse into a single printed surface.

Printed in Milan by Sergio Tosi — the experimental publisher and printer associated with postwar European avant-garde publications, artist books, and exhibition material. Belgian artist, London exhibition, Milanese production: the poster already records an international network of artistic exchange before entering the postal system.

The affixed address label and postal markings record the poster’s first movement through the postwar European museum network. Before entering a collection, the exhibition existed as correspondence — addressed, stamped, delivered, and retained.

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