Date: 1970's
Size: 19 x 26 inches
About The Poster: The design is influenced by Op Art and Constructivist movements, which were both prominent in the 1950s and 60s. The repetitive, almost architectural structure of the forms draws the eye into a hypnotic sequence, giving the illusion of movement and complexity. Such designs were often used for decorative purposes, architectural panels, or even textiles, but here it takes the form of a standalone visual statement.
This poster is from the 1970s, during a time when tourism to Israel was being strongly encouraged, and Jerusalem was portrayed as both a spiritual and cultural beacon. It’s a great example of how travel posters of the era combined evocative messages with sleek, purposeful design to create an emotional appeal to travelers.
Ready to frame.