Javier De Juan - The Blue Faces and the Invisible Cat

Javier de Juan '84 Publisher Mama-graf, Barcelona.'87 Mint/Archive "Los Caras Azules y el Gato Invisible" Heavy, high-quality wood-free paper, luxury Mamá graF editions.

With an unmistakable aura of nocturnal luxury, cinematic drama, and daring New Wave elegance, this original art poster from 1987 stands as a monumental milestone in contemporary Spanish Pop Art. This exceptionally rare archival edition, published in Barcelona by the legendary avant-garde printing house Mamá-graf, honors the graphic genius of the Madrid master Javier de Juan (born 1958) at the absolute peak of his powers. The breathtaking composition — titled *Los Caras Azules y el Gato Invisible* — captures three impeccably dressed gentlemen in tuxedos strolling through a vibrant city night, past the historic neon sign of the 'Boadas Cocktail-Bar'. The work is masterfully detailed with high-contrast blue facial tones and a subtle, minimalist outline of an invisible cat in the foreground. Crafted with utmost precision via a luxury gallery print on heavy, premium wood-free art paper in an impressive 50x70 cm format, it impeccably preserves every deep charcoal shadow, the tactile texture of oil pastel, and the fluid color washes of the original winter masterpiece from 1984. The bottom edge is elegantly adorned with hand-drawn title lettering, the artist's printed signature, and the official Mamá-graf printer's logo, flanked by the historical address details of the publisher in Barcelona. This rare masterpiece, originating from an untouched archive, lends itself perfectly to prominent graphic design archives, collections dedicated to the nightlife of the eighties, or high-end modern architectural spaces, and is in absolutely flawless, never-circulated MINT / Archival condition.