PAUL DELVAUX The Royal Belgian Exhibition, 1980

Elegant exhibition poster created for The Royal Belgian Exhibition, organized by The Veranneman Foundation and The Belgian Art Foundation in the U.S., and presented at Marlborough Gallery from April 3–23, 1980. The image features one of Paul Delvaux’s classic dreamlike scenes—an architectural fantasy composed of colonnades, cool tones, and a serene, statuesque nude woman seated at the center. Delvaux’s unmistakable blend of surrealism, stillness, and enigmatic beauty is fully evident here, making this poster a compelling example of his mature style.

Printed during the pre-digital poster era, the work displays the refined color and detail typical of high-quality offset lithography, capturing the quiet luminosity and atmospheric precision Delvaux is celebrated for. An exceptional museum-style poster suitable for collectors of Belgian modernism, surrealism, and 20th-century European art.