Design for a poster for an exhibition at The Little Review Gallery, New York 1925

This 1925 poster design by Dutch artist Theo van Doesburg, a prominent figure in the De Stijl movement, advertises his exhibition at The Little Review Gallery in New York. The poster, created in the style of Neoplasticism, features a geometric composition of bold primary colors (red, yellow, blue) and a white background. The text of the poster is integrated into the design, creating a harmonious balance of visual elements that embody the De Stijl principles of abstraction and functionality. This design exemplifies van Doesburg’s artistic philosophy and his approach to poster design, emphasizing clear lines, simple forms, and the reduction of visual complexity.