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  Joe Eula

  The Mod Ball / The Rainbow Room

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  Year: 1965.

  Size: 25 x 38 inches

  The dancing miniskirted figure is a superb example of the loose, evocative illustrative style that made Eula highly sought after by fashion and theatrical clients alike during New York's go-go 1960s and 70s. This dance-til-dawn event was a production of the Cercle d'Or Club, run by Olivier Coquelin, the high-octane Frenchman who single-handedly created the city's discotheque scene in those years. Coquelin's establishments included Le Club, Hippopotamus and Cheetah.

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  Michael Hampton

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  Michael Hampton

  Alvin Ailey

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  Year: 1974

  Size: 27 x 41 in./68.5 x 104.1 cm

  Condition: A

  Inspired by African textile motifs, Hampton created this exultant dancer for an appearance of the all-black Ailey troupe at New York’s City Center. He got his design start in the late 19605 at Caffecino, one of the first off-Broadway theaters for young playwrights, and now works in advertising.

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  Herbert Migdoll

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  Herbert Migdoll

  Astarte/City Center Joffrey Ballet.

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  Year: 1968.

  Size: 29 x 43 in./73.6 x 109.2 cm

  Condition: A

  Astarte was a perfect '60s performance piece. A psychedelic multi-media ballet set to rock music, it is the only ballet work to ever appear on the cover of Time. A male dancer coming out of the audience strips out of a grey flannel suit for an erotic go at goddess of love Astarte. The steamy pas de deux sold out every seat for every performance. Migdoll has created approximately fifty posters for the Joffrey. Here, a pattern of colored dots superimposed on the two dancers gives the image special scintillation.

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  Giulio Citato

  Lincoln Center / New York

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  Giulio Citato

  Lincoln Center / New York

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  Year: 1968

  Size: 30 x 45 inches

  In 1968, the Container Corporation of America came out with a series of posters entitled 'Aspects of New York City.' They were hung in parks, subways, neighborhood clubs, and churches with the goal of improving the quality of the city's public surroundings. Today, the ten-poster series is known as one of the most inventive and distinguished public arts projects of the 20th century, with a complete set residing in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in NYC. These images appear in countless books on Modern Graphics and are highly valued amongst collectors. 

  This is an ORIGINAL FIRST PRINTING from that series, meant to represent Lincoln Center. Designed by Giulio Cittato, this poster is one of the most graphically simple in the series, creating the essence of a ballet dancer out of the over-exposed arch of her movements. 

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