Fresa y chocolate (2nd Edition, Original)
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Cuban Poster Art is some of the most prolific in the world. Post revolutionary Cuba experienced a huge cultural and creative shift, with some of the countries artists deploying bold visual design to embody the spirit and ideals of the nation. Movie poster art sponsored by the Instituto Cubano del Arte y la Industria Cinematográfica (ICAIC) makes up a huge body of Cuba's posters.
This original 2nd edition Cuban handmade silk-screen poster was made in Havana, Cuba, likely reprinted in the late 1990s. This beautiful poster is for the 1994 groundbreaking (and widely available) movie, directed by Tomas Gutierrez Alea, that reportedly advanced gay rights in Cuba. This sought-after silk screen was officially printed at the ICAIC (Cuban Film Institute) silk-screen workshop in Havana, Cuba.
Artist: Hubert Delestre (b. 1959)
Condition: Very Good (the poster has subtle markings but is very presentable)
Medium: Silk-screen / Serigraph
Size: 20' x 30' (51 x 76 cm)