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Almanaque Poster

Almanaque Poster

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Almanaque magazine cover (1960) by Sebastiao Rodrigues

Sebastião Rodrigues, renowned for his playful use of color and abstract forms, brings mid-century modern flair to your walls—his imaginative animal motifs and bold geometric lines create a vibrant focal point, perfect for adding a touch of vintage sophistication to any room.

Our posters are printed on thick (230gsm) acid-free matte art paper, using a long-lasting UV-resistant ink. We also offer the option of printing on textured canvas (300gsm), more flexible and resistant. Our frames are made of either light and resistant aluminium, or solid wood. More details in our FAQ

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About the Artist

Sebastiao Rodrigues was a prominent mid-20th-century Portuguese graphic designer whose innovative approach shaped the visual culture of his era. His work is celebrated for its synthesis of fine art sensibility and the communicative power of poster design, making him a key figure in the evolution of modern print graphics. Rodrigues often distilled complex subjects into striking, accessible images that resonated with a broad audience.

His posters, including this example, reflect a period when urban environments were increasingly defined by bold, graphic visuals—appearing everywhere from public announcements to cultural events. Rodrigues’s legacy endures in the continued appreciation for mid-century design and its timeless clarity.

The Artwork

Created in 1960, Almanaque draws inspiration from the tradition of annual almanacs—publications that compiled calendars, practical information, and cultural references for everyday use. In the context of postwar Europe, such designs embodied a spirit of optimism and accessibility, aiming to inform and uplift the public. Rodrigues’s interpretation transforms a utilitarian concept into a visually memorable symbol, bridging the gap between educational material and expressive modern art.

This piece stands as a testament to the era’s belief in the power of graphic design to shape daily life, connecting the world of publishing with the rise of abstract art and contemporary visual culture. Its enduring appeal lies in its ability to evoke both nostalgia and modernity.

Style & Characteristics

The artwork features a highly stylized lion, rendered with bold black outlines and geometric forms that emphasize simplicity and strength. The composition is dominated by flat fields of vivid orange and warm brown, contrasted by crisp white space that highlights the central figure. The lion’s mask-like face and rhythmic lines create a playful yet authoritative presence, characteristic of mid-century modern aesthetics.

The overall effect is both energetic and balanced, making it a standout example of vintage poster art. Its graphic clarity and minimal palette allow it to fit seamlessly within animal-themed prints or alongside other orange tone prints, while its modernist sensibility keeps it fresh and relevant.

In Interior Design

This poster serves as a striking focal point in living rooms, studios, or creative workspaces, especially when paired with mid-century furnishings or minimalist decor. The warm hues complement natural woods and neutral walls, while the bold black accents echo contemporary lighting and hardware. For a cohesive display, consider grouping it with geometric or abstract works from abstract or orange collections.

A simple frame enhances its graphic impact, making it ideal for those who appreciate vintage design with a modern twist. Its timeless style ensures it remains a versatile addition to a range of interiors.