Reinhold Brown Gallery

The Reinhold-Brown Gallery has been a cornerstone in the world of graphic design and rare poster collecting since its establishment in 1973. Recognized internationally as a leading resource for original posters and graphic design materials, the gallery's collection spans various movements, from the elegance of the Vienna Secession, Art Nouveau, and Art Deco to the revolutionary fervor of early avant-garde, Russian Constructivist, Fluxus, and Pop Art.

Founded by Susan Reinhold and Robert Brown, the gallery's dedication to curating exceptional pieces has earned it a reputation among critics, curators, collectors, and scholars alike. Renowned for their deep knowledge and expertise, Reinhold and Brown have made significant contributions to the field through authorship of numerous books, exhibition catalogues, and articles in respected journals. Their influence extends beyond the gallery walls, as they have served as consultants for both museum and private collections, ensuring the preservation and accessibility of significant graphic design history.

Unveiling Artistic Movements Through Posters

The Reinhold-Brown Gallery has demonstrated a pioneering spirit in presenting groundbreaking exhibitions dedicated to diverse artistic movements, individual artists, and designers. These exhibitions have shed light on the evolution of poster art and its unique ability to capture the essence of a particular era. Some notable exhibitions include "Posters of the Vienna Secession, " "The Dada Poster, " "Russian Constructivist Posters, " "The German Advertising Revolution of the Early 20th Century, " "Experimental Typography, " "Photomontage Posters, " "Frank Lloyd Wright: His Graphic Art and Its Influence, " "Bauhaus Posters, " "Architecture and the Poster, " "The Modern Japanese Poster, " "Fluxus and Pop Art Posters, " "The Poster Art of A.M. Cassandre, " "Ludwig Hohlwein Posters, " "The Graphic Design of Lester Beall, " "Paul Rand: A Retrospective, " and "Documenting Duchamp: A Commemoration of Landmark Duchamp Exhibitions."

Each exhibition showcases the exceptional craftsmanship and artistic vision that defined these movements, offering audiences a unique opportunity to engage with a wealth of historical and cultural significance.

Beyond Posters: Exploring Artists' Books and Multiples

The Reinhold-Brown Gallery's commitment to showcasing the breadth of graphic design extends beyond posters. They also feature a curated selection of artists' books and multiples, further enriching their offering for collectors and enthusiasts. This includes works from esteemed artists and groups such as the S.M.S. portfolios, "Artifacts at the End of a Decade, " Portfluxus, and individual works by George Maciunas, George Brecht, Ray Johnson, and Dieter Rot, among others.

These carefully selected pieces offer a glimpse into the world of experimental and avant-garde artistic expression, providing a deeper understanding of the evolution and diverse applications of graphic design.