DAVID HOCKNEY Beverly Hills Housewife, 2001

Exhibition poster. Published by the Louisiana Museum for Modern Art, Denmark. Printed by Grafodan Offset, Værløse.

This elegant exhibition poster was created for the major David Hockney exhibition held at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art from October 12, 2001 to January 27, 2002. The image reproduces Beverly Hills Housewife (1966), one of Hockney’s most iconic works from his celebrated California period.

The composition captures Hockney’s signature exploration of modern domestic life, where architecture, interior space, and figure are rendered with clarity and subtle psychological tension. The clean lines, vibrant yet controlled palette, and interplay of transparency and reflection—particularly through the glass façade—highlight his mastery of spatial composition and light.

Printed with high-quality offset techniques, this poster preserves the crisp detail and color balance of the original painting, reflecting the refined production standards of the Louisiana Museum.

A sophisticated and highly decorative piece, appealing to collectors of Hockney and important museum exhibition posters from the early 21st century.

Framing available upon request.