Poster for the Lembrée Gallery
Editorial · poster · via Cleveland Museum of Art
Steal · typographymodel draft
The title 'LEMRÉE' is set in a single line of extremely condensed, high-contrast all-caps lettering whose x-height nearly fills the full height of the upper band. Letter-spacing is tight enough that counters begin to merge at thumbnail size, creating a single dark bar that reads before the word is legible.
Steal · grid/layoutmodel draft
A narrow horizontal band (roughly 1/6 of total height) is reserved for the gallery name and address; everything below it is given to a full-bleed figurative illustration. The band is further subdivided by two hairline rules that align exactly with the top and bottom of the lettering, turning the type into a measured architectural frieze.
Original: Theo van Rysselberghe (Belgian, 1862–1926) · 1897
private-reference-only
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Original: Theo van Rysselberghe (Belgian, 1862–1926) · 1897. Source verification: pending review.
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