Embrace the unclassifiable genius of Francis Picabia with this archival-quality print, derived from his painting “Head” (before 1949). Reimagined as a fictional 1978 exhibition poster titled Cavalcade of the Incredible, it channels the energy of New York’s No Wave and punk art scenes, complete with audacious typography.

Who Is Francis Picabia?

Picabia (1879–1953) was a key figure in early 20th-century art, notorious for switching styles and refusing to be pinned down. From Impressionist beginnings to Cubist explorations, Dada disruption, and beyond, Picabia’s work defies neat categorisation. This “Head” composition winks at both modernist form and proto-pop irreverence—an ideal focal point for contemporary spaces seeking a dash of unpredictable Dada spirit.

Print Details

• Museum-Quality Paper: 300 gsm archival stock for crisp detail and longevity
• Vibrant Inks: Fade-resistant, ensuring brilliant colours
• Sizes: A1, A2, A3—perfect for framing
• Unframed: Arrives ready to display in any frame of your choice

Shipping & Delivery

• Shipped worldwide in protective tubes
• Typical delivery: 3–6 business days from dispatch

Why Choose This Poster?

• Dada Attitude: Channel the freewheeling, iconoclastic mood of Picabia’s oeuvre
• Unique Décor: Strikes a playful balance between high art and rebellious pop energy
• 1978 NYC Vibe: Capture the edgy aura of that late-’70s era—where punk clashed with fine art

Add a Slice of Irreverent Modernism to Your Space

Whether you’re a Picabia devotee or simply looking for an eye-catching conversation piece, this archival print brings a provocative, avant-garde flair to any room. Order yours today and bring the rebellious spirit of 1970s New York into your home.

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