Roni Rehav Graphic Designers Israel Poster - 50th Anniversary 1985

Designer / Artist: Roni Rehav (Israeli, born 1952)
Title: 50th Anniversary of the Graphic Designers Association of Israel 1935–1985 (חמישים שנה לאגודת המעצבים הגרפיים בישראל)
Sponsor / Publisher: Sifriat Poalim (ספריית פועלים)
Printer: HaEmek Printing, Afula (תרומת העמק עפולה)
Plates & Separation: Offset Process / Fiomer Lithographic Plates Ltd., Tel Aviv
Paper Stock: Keshet Premium Paper (Donated by American Israeli Paper Mills Ltd.)
Date of Issue: 1985
Technique: Original institutional commemorative offset lithographic poster
Dimensions: 69.3x48.8 cm
Status: Excellent vintage condition, unbacked, deep ink density and crisp margins
 
About the Poster:
This exceptional, highly collectible Roni Rehav Graphic Designers Israel Poster was created in 1985 to celebrate the historic 50th anniversary of the Graphic Designers Association of Israel (1935–1985). Designed by the prominent Israeli graphic artist Roni Rehav, the composition features a brilliant avant-garde design rendered with clean geometric lines, striking color block transitions, and symbolic local visual layout elements. Reflecting a collaborative community milestone, the lower margin details historical corporate and industrial sponsorships, noting the printing by HaEmek in Afula, color separations by Fiomer in Tel Aviv, and production on specialized Keshet paper stock from the historic American Israeli Paper Mills. It represents a paramount archival artifact of 20th-century Israeli typography and design history.
 
About the Designer:
Roni Rehav is a distinguished Israeli graphic designer and a member of Kibbutz Mizra. Renowned for his elegant layout sensibilities and cultural contributions, he has served since 1992 as the head artistic director of the historic publishing house Sifriat Poalim (Workers' Book Guild). His expansive professional portfolio spans decades of editorial design, institutional branding, and conceptual posters for national academic, political, and cultural organizations, making his works highly regarded by curators of local heritage and graphic arts.