AUGUSTE RODIN Eros, 2006

This first edition exhibition poster was produced in 2006 for the landmark exhibition Eros: Rodin und Picasso, which brought together the works of two of the most influential figures of modern art.

The image features a dynamic sculptural fragment by Auguste Rodin, capturing the raw energy and sensuality that defined his approach to the human body. The figure, suspended in motion, appears both powerful and intentionally incomplete—an important aspect of Rodin’s practice, where fragmentation heightens emotional intensity and invites the viewer to engage with the form imaginatively.

Set against a stark white ground, the sculpture is isolated and elevated, emphasizing its tactile surface and expressive modeling. The bold red typography—EROS—anchors the composition, referencing the central theme of the exhibition: love, desire, and the fundamental role of eroticism as a driving force in artistic creation.

Printed as an offset lithograph in the pre-digital era, this poster combines strong graphic clarity with refined production quality. As a first edition exhibition poster, it stands both as documentation of an important international exhibition and as a visually compelling work in its own right.

A striking and collectible piece, particularly appealing to collectors of modern sculpture, museum posters, and works exploring the expressive potential of the human form.

Framing available upon request.