Charlie Parker, Miles Davis and Django Reinhardt Paris International Jazz Festival Poster 1949

Charlie Parker, Miles Davis and Django Reinhardt Paris International Jazz Festival Poster 1949

Vintage High-quality reproduction of original poster – A great vintage look! Looks exactly like an original.

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Printed professionally on high-quality photographic paper (NOT cheap card stock!) with a matte finish 

using archival inks that will last years.

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Note: This is not the original but a copy of the original poster.

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About Paris International Jazz Festival Poster 1949

The Paris International Jazz Festival Poster of 1949 is a vibrant testament to the convergence of musical excellence and artistic expression. The visually striking poster, designed by legendary artist Henri Matisse, captures the dynamic spirit of the event. Radiant hues and abstract forms reflect the improvisational essence of jazz itself, mirroring the spontaneous creativity that unfolded on stage.
The festival boasted a stellar lineup of jazz luminaries, including the iconic Django Reinhardt, Miles Davis, and Ella Fitzgerald. Reinhardt’s revolutionary guitar prowess, Davis’s excellent and innovative trumpet stylings, and Fitzgerald’s unparalleled vocal virtuosity electrified the audience. Their performances not only showcased the diverse facets of jazz but also solidified the genre’s global appeal.
Matisse’s artistic ingenuity in the poster mirrored the groundbreaking nature of the music, creating a harmonious fusion of visual and auditory brilliance that encapsulates the timeless allure of the Paris International Jazz Festival 1949.