We love this one!

For Roland-Garros 1996, Jean-Michel Meurice created a poster where ochre and white evoke the living texture of clay. He incorporated delicate imprints made from laurel leaves, symbolising the victor's crown, and played with the double meaning of the net—as both a boundary and a link between opponents.

 

Approximate dimensions: 60 x 78.5 cm

There is very slight damage on the reverse of this poster but nothing to distract the impact of the image itself.

Please hang away from direct sunlight to prevent fading. We send out posters rolled in tubes.