Alexander Girard Textiles & Objects Poster hung proudly in our studio, but now needs a new home.

1961
Screenprint on paper
Approximate size: 26 h x 20 w inches.

Approximate framed size: 33 inches h x 26.5 w inches.

An iconic graphic work by Alexander Girard created to promote Herman Miller’s Textiles & Objects shop in midtown Manhattan. Originally produced in 1961, this screenprinted poster captures Girard’s singular ability to elevate commercial design into art, blending bold typography, folk-inspired motifs, and vibrant color into a joyful, highly structured composition.

Created to announce the opening of the shop at 8 East 53rd Street, the poster reflects Girard’s broader vision for Textiles & Objects, a retail environment that brought together international folk art, fabrics, and decorative objects under the Herman Miller umbrella. Both a promotional tool and a standalone design statement, it remains a landmark example of mid-century American graphic design.

A striking piece for collectors of Girard, Herman Miller history, or 20th-century modern design.

Pre-owned. Excellent condition.

Please note: All sales are final. Due to the unique nature of these pieces and our studio move, we’re unable to accept returns or exchanges.