Peter Max Cherry Creek Gallery Exhibition Poster (1979)

This is an original vintage exhibition poster by the renowned Neo-Expressionist and Pop artist Peter Max, created for a show at the Cherry Creek Gallery in Denver, Colorado, in February 1979. The artwork features Max's signature fluid, gestural line work depicting a profile of a face, accented with vibrant pops of cherry red, yellow, and blue. The central image is set against a warm, pale yellow background, while the outer white border displays the artist's iconic 'max' logotype with a copyright symbol. The poster includes handwritten-style script documenting the gallery location and date: 'February 22, 1979'. Notable markings include the artist's name and '1979' in the upper right and lower right corners. The piece is housed in a simple, slim black metal or plastic gallery frame under what appears to be glass or acrylic. The condition shows some minor undulation of the paper within the frame, which is typical for vintage prints of this age. The colors remain vibrant, suggesting it has been kept out of direct sunlight. The craftsmanship reflects the mass-produced but high-quality lithographic printing style of the late 1970s art market, where Max was a dominant figure in commercial fine art.