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Poster, Intimities 2009, Jazz Festival Willisau
This is a Poster. It was designed by Annik Troxler.
This object is not part of the Cooper Hewitt's permanent collection. It was able to spend time at the museum on loan from Annik Troxler as part of Hear, See, Play: Designing with Sound.
Swiss graphic designer Annik Troxler creates posters each year for the Jazz Festival Willisau, held in a small town in Switzerland. She uses fluid concoctions of line, texture, and color to express the improvised character of jazz. Rather than visualizing specific pieces of music, the posters anticipate the range of music presented in the festivals. The Willisau Jazz Festival was founded in 1975 by Niklaus Troxler, Annik’s father, who designed the posters for thirty-five years. Cooper Hewitt acquired a set of Niklaus Troxler’s Willisau posters in 2009, courtesy of the artist.
It is credited Courtesy of Annik Troxler.
- Poster, Bob Stewart and Arthur Blythe, Jazz Festival Willisau
- offset lithograph on paper.
- Gift of Niklaus Troxler.
- 2009-3-7
- Poster, The Ellery Eskelin Trio
- offset lithograph on paper.
- Gift of Niklaus Troxler.
- 2009-3-8
- Poster, Weltformat 13
- offset lithograph on paper.
- Gift of Felix Pfäffli.
- 2014-30-2
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Its dimensions are
125.1 × 90.8 cm (49 1/4 × 35 3/4 in.)
It is signed
Printed in blue text, vertically, lower right: Grafik: Annik Troxler / Druck: Serigraphie Uldry
It is inscribed
Printed in blue text, center: INT / IMIT / IES; in blue, lower margin: INTIMITIES 2009, JAZZ FESTIVAL WILLISAU, KONZERTE IN DER STADTMÜHLE: [in green] FR, 28. AUG. 18.00: PETER SCHÄRLI, TP, FH – CHRISTIAN WEBER, B / SA, 29. AUG. 11.00: HANS KENNEL, TP, FH, BÜCHEL ¬¬¬-- ANDREAS BROGER CL, AS / SO, 30. AUG. 11.00: MAYA HOMBURGER, VIOL -- BARRY GUY, B
This object was previously on display as a part of the exhibition Hear, See, Play: Designing with Sound.