The ‘Alberto Giacometti, Villa Medici Rome 1970’ exhibition poster was created for a posthumous show at the French Academy in Rome, showcasing the work of one of the 20th century’s most influential sculptors. Featuring one of Giacometti’s iconic elongated figures and clean, minimalist typography, the poster reflects his stark, existential style. It is now considered a collectible, capturing the contrast between his modernist vision and the classical setting of the Villa Medici.

Giacometti is best known for his thin, ghostlike bronze figures that evoke themes of alienation, fragility, and the persistence of the human spirit. His work bridges Surrealism and Existentialism, shaped by post-war European philosophy and modern psychology.