Art, propaganda, and the beauty of reproduction
This section is dedicated to the lithographic print — a technique born in the 18th century that revolutionized how art and information were shared.
It includes both artist-made lithographs — limited editions rich in gesture and surface — and mass-produced posters that used the same process to promote political movements, boxing matches, films, and public events.
What unites them is the tactile quality of lithography itself: drawn by hand, transferred by stone or plate, and printed with the layered texture that no digital method can replicate.
From the atelier to the arena, these works reveal how a single technique shaped both aesthetic innovation and popular culture.
