The Stadttheater Basel Gallery

The combination of simplicity and thoughtful compositional eye to the field, that created some of the post memorable and iconic posters of his era:

A high contrast black and white poster of various musical conducting hand positions with red type that says 63/64 amd Stadttheater Basel
A low contrast soft grey and white image with a graphite drawing of a girl looking into the mirror poster with swedish text on the left side and Stadttheater Basel as the title
A high contrast black and white poster of a ballerina spinning showing lots of movement and bold vertical text that says Giselle on the left side
A white poster with a collection of black and white images of a ballerina leg, cowboy boot, a column, a stand, a violin, and Stadttheater Basel 1965/66 as the title
A black and white poster of a man sitting on a stool almost falling off from his laughing. It has a title that says Stadttheater Basel on the left and swedish text on the right
A black and white high contrast poster of an abstract arrangement of different sized rectangles. Within the bottom section of the rectangles there is an image that blends into the black that shows a group of cello players. The Stadttheater title is located in left center portion of the poster
A high contrast blac and white poster of an ear and eye that are blended together by the darkness of the contrast of each image. The title of Stadttheater Basel is located on the center right of the poster.
A black and white image poster that is white from the top down to the middle part where it found by two images of the same man. In one image the man look serious and in the other image the man looks crazy. The images blend into the whiteness of the background due their facial shadows being their defining traits. The title of Stadttheater and swedish text are both in red.
A poster of abstract musical notation with a Stadttheater title located on the top left portion of the poster and swedish type on the top right side.