Collection of Graphic Art posters from the 1980s by European graphic designers including: Hard Werken, Lies Ros (b. 1952), Rob Schroder (b. 1950), who are two-thirds of the collaborative group Wild Plakken, Rolf Henderson and Anthon Beeke (b. 1940, Dutch) produced as serigraphs and off-set lithographs, some with additional spot color on paper. The grouping includes: a) Ros and Schroder made for the Opera, ‘Ariadne’, designed by Lies Ros (b. 1952) and Rob Schroder (b. 1950), (part of the collaborative group Wild Plakken), druk: Rolf Henderson; produced for: De Nederlandse Opera; b) Zomergasten Maxim Gorky, designed by Lies Ros and Rob Schroder; c) 1989 Koninklijk Concertgebouworkest (symphony orchestra in the Netherlands, based at the Amsterdam Royal Concertgebouw), designed by Hans Versteeg, photographed by: Herman von Haastern and lithography by: Henk Pothoff Druk; d) Wilem Kars of Hard Werken for the 1989, 18th annual Rotterdam Film Festival; e) Ziljstra and van Mechelen for the 1989 Cameretten at the Luxor Theater; f) Rolf Henderson, 1989 for the Plaats van Bestemming, Thomas Bernhard, regie Mark Timmer at the Appel Theater; f) Anthon Beeke (Total Design) for Globe Spelt van Moliere (tear in upper center margin 1 ½ inches long); g) Anthon Beeke, 1983 for Globe Speelt Tsjechov; h) 1989 Dansgroep Krisztina de Chatel, Dualis; i) Rolf Henderson, 1989 Antonius en Cleopatra; j) Designed by: Gielijn Escher for the 1987 Haags zomerfestival op ‘t plein. k) Unknown design in orange on a black background; l) Loek Kenmming, Heinrich Winterscheidt, 1989 for the Danse Milano at the Kunstmuseum Dusseldorf. m) 1985 – 1986 Film Festival of India Utsav India; n) Ko Sliggers, Vormgeving, 1989 for Staartje van Oly-fant; o) (15+) Concert posters designed by Steven Boland, circa 1980s for Dutch Jazz Band Willem Breuker Kollektief; p) Jan Bons, Rob Stolk, 1990 for Amnesty International Nederland, ‘Shot for saying: Listen’ (with discoloration along the right side of the paper); q) Swip Stolk mmv Mike Bink, Zaandam, Litho’s de Boer en Vink Grafische Industrie bv, Zaandijk, Drukkeril Equipage bv, Assendelft, 1989 for the ‘Graffiti Tussen kunst, architectuur (Graffiti between Art, Architecture and Design) exhibit at the Groninger Museum. Dimensions are: - larger 46 ½ inches tall X 32 ½ inches wide and smaller – 32 ¾ inches tall X 22 inches wide. All measurements are approximate. Condition: Some with wear and creasing to the edges, only one tear as noted in the description. Provenance: From the private collection of Gina Popp (American, 1964 – 2011), who worked with the Smithsonian Institution’s Resident Associate Program and received several gifts from artists she was associated with.