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

Folded exhibition poster
Hanover Gallery, London W1
Offset print on thin stock, folded as issued
June – August 1968
Printed by Sergio Tosi, Milan

A late-1960s London exhibition document marking the circulation of Magritte’s sculptural works through gallery, publishing, and print networks. Furniture, object, and surreal proposition collapse into a single printed surface, with the folds and handling marks remaining visible as part of the object’s passage through storage and display.

Printed in Milan by Sergio Tosi, the small experimental publisher and printer associated with postwar European avant-garde publishing, artist books, and exhibition material. The printer’s credit quietly expands the poster beyond a local gallery announcement: Belgian artist, London exhibition, Milanese production. A document moving through multiple systems of cultural circulation.

The poster no longer simply announces the exhibition. It becomes retained exhibition architecture — a surviving support structure from the movement of Surrealism through postwar Europe.

Condition: Vintage wear, fold lines, light creasing, and handling marks consistent with storage and circulation.

Shipping and handling included.