Hugh Brandon-Cox First New York Exhibition Poster (Francis Kyle Gallery London)

This is a vintage offset lithographic exhibition poster advertising the 'First New York Exhibition' of artist Hugh Brandon-Cox (frequently stylized as Hugh Brandon in promotional materials), dating from 22 September to 8 October 1981. This specific promotion appears associated with the Francis Kyle Gallery London, whose name and former Maddox Street address are clearly printed at the base of the sheet. The central artwork is an Impressionistic-style interior scene rendered in a vibrant, dappled palette of violets, blues, warm creams, and burnt oranges. The composition features a wicker-style armchair positioned beside a draped table, upon which rests a vase of lilies and a small plate. The print is executed on a heavy-weight, matte-finish cream paper stock typical of 1980s high-end gallery posters. The typography at the top consists of the artist's signature-style logo in a teal-blue ink, followed by sans-serif details for the exhibition timeframe. The poster appears to be in fair to good condition, showing some soft creasing at the edge and a slight moiré pattern in the digital image, which suggests a textured or halftone printing process. There are no visible large-scale tears or water damage, though minor handling wear at the corners is consistent with its age of forty-plus years. The piece reflects the late 20th-century trend of British galerists promoting contemporary artists in the New York market, serving as both a functional advertisement and a decorative reproduction of the artist's oil work.