“Futbol Club Barcelona”, 1974

“Futbol Club Barcelona”, 1974

P.V.P.: 100,00 €
Friends Price: 80,00 €
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A commemorative poster for FC Barcelona’s 75th anniversary (1974). The composition combines Miró’s characteristic signs and lines with the Catalan team’s crest and the word Barça in the artist’s own handwriting.

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Product features

Dimensions: 97 x 68 cm
Silkscreen print of the original poster

Description:
A commemorative poster for FC Barcelona’s 75th anniversary (1974). The composition combines Miró’s characteristic signs and lines with the Catalan team’s crest and the word Barça in the artist’s own handwriting. La Polígrafa’s print run for the original poster was 50,000 copies. La Vanguardia ran a story on the design of Miró’s poster on 12 May 1974, just after FC Barcelona had won La Liga that season.

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