David Hockney Chair and Rug 1969 Exhibition Poster Art Print

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A sophisticated exhibition poster featuring David Hockney's 1969 Chair and Rug painting with a bold green floor, black armchair, and patterned bird rug motif.

Available formats: 200 GSM matte print in seven physical sizes or a high-resolution digital file. Frame not included.

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For David Hockney Chair and Rug 1969 Exhibition Poster Art Print, the portrait mid-century and vibrant art print and green, black palette create a clear focal point for dorm room displays. Pair it with works from the same artist, movement, or palette for a more coherent gallery wall.

Palette: Green, Black
Best placed: Dorm Room
Orientation: Portrait
Formats: Printed Poster / Digital Download
Physical sizes: 8×10″, 11×14″, 12×18″, 16×20″, 18×24″, 20×30″, 24×36″
Printed price from: $14.98
Digital price from: $3.90

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SKU MF-S2AS0N0YVH

CategoriesDavid Hockney Posters, Art Prints, Dorm Room Posters, Famous Artist Prints, Gifts for Art Lovers, Living Room Wall Art, Modernist Art Prints, Museum Exhibition Posters, Pop Art Prints, Vintage Art Posters

Tags birds, green, mid-century, painting, space, vibrant

Brand: MerchFuse

A vibrant splash of mint green provides a high-contrast foundation for the architectural weight of a black armchair in This print. The 1969 Andre Emmerich exhibition design showcases mastery of interior space, using expressive, textured strokes to define the relationship between domestic objects. In the foreground, a charcoal-grey rug decorated with a white bird motif adds a layer of graphic complexity, all balanced by clean, mid-century typography.

This piece captures the transition of modern art into the pop-inspired domesticity of the late 1960s. It evokes the feeling of a quiet, sunlit afternoon in a stylish London flat or a New York gallery. There is a sense of deliberate stillness here, where every object is elevated through color and form, making the viewer appreciate the aesthetic potential of the everyday environment.

Pair this poster with mid century modern art; it also bridges neatly into david hockney posters.

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Product: David Hockney Chair and Rug 1969 Exhibition Poster Art Print
Formats: Unframed physical print or high-resolution digital file
Print material: 200 GSM matte paper
Physical sizes: 8×10, 11×14, 12×18, 16×20, 18×24, 20×30, and 24×36 inches
Orientation: Portrait
Dominant palette: Green, Black
Suggested placement: Dorm Room
Frame: Not included

Product transparency: This listing is offered by MerchFuse. Physical orders contain an unframed print. Selecting Digital File provides a digital artwork file instead of a shipped product. Screen and print colours can vary slightly because displays and printing processes reproduce colour differently.