ANDRES NAGEL Chicago International Art Exposition, Donnelley International Hall, 1992

In 1992, Spanish artist Andrés Nagel designed a promotional poster for the Chicago International Art Exposition, held at Donnelley International Hall. The offset lithograph measures 38 x 25 inches and features Nagel's distinctive abstract style. The artwork portrays the iconic lion of the Art Institute of Chicago with its head removed, a provocative image that aligns with Nagel's reputation for challenging traditional forms and norms. This piece exemplifies his unique approach to art, blending abstraction with figurative elements to create thought-provoking visuals.