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Phoenix (exhibition poster)

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Poster for exhibition at the Fogg Art Museum, 1956-57. The phoenix serigraph beneath the lettering is from 1952.

Rights: © Estate of Ben Shahn / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York

Department of Prints Ben Shahn Roosevelt New Jersey gift; to Fogg Art Museum February 5 1957. Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Gift of Ben Shahn

Ben Shahn (Artist)

1956 20th century

Title: Phoenix (exhibition poster)

Description:

Poster for exhibition at the Fogg Art Museum, 1956-57.

The phoenix serigraph beneath the lettering is from 1952.

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