Henri Matisse: The Early Years in Nice 1916-1930 Exhibition Poster

This item is an exhibition poster for 'Henri Matisse: The Early Years in Nice 1916-1930,' an exhibition held at the National Gallery of Art in Washington from November 2, 1986, to March 29, 1987. The poster features a reproduction of one of Matisse's paintings, likely 'Odalisque with a Red-Striped Zouave Skirt' or a similar work from his Nice period. The artwork depicted shows a seated woman, possibly an odalisque, in a light-colored, loosely draped garment and a head covering. She is looking to her right, away from the viewer. To her left, there is a round table draped with a red and white striped tablecloth, upon which sits a vase of colorful flowers. The background suggests an interior setting with what appears to be a mirror or decorative element and a window. The colors mainly include muted reds, creams, whites, and blues, with vibrant floral details. The typography on the left side of the poster is clear and elegant, presenting the artist's name, exhibition title, dates, and venue. The overall condition appears good, with some minor creasing visible along the edges, consistent with age and handling. There are no obvious tears or significant damage, nor any visible repairs. The poster likely measures around standard exhibition poster dimensions, designed for public display.