-
"Very nice Posters. The quality is amazing and we received it very quickly !"
-
"A shop to visit absolutely. Huge selection of posters. We spent more than an hour there !"
-
"Perfect to find gift. Price are very good. An they can frame and pack it on site"
About the Artist
Hans Borrebach was active during the interwar period, a time when graphic design and fine art began to merge on printed media. His work from 1930 reflects the era’s fascination with streamlined forms and a new sense of visual sophistication. Borrebach’s approach often emphasized clarity and emotional subtlety, aligning with the modernist ideals that shaped much of early twentieth-century European poster art.
His creative output contributed to the evolving language of figurative design, where artists sought to express mood and connection through pared-down compositions. Those interested in the intersection of modernist aesthetics and human form may also appreciate pieces in our famous artists collection.
The Artwork
Neck explores the universal theme of intimacy by focusing on the closeness of two figures, their profiles nearly touching. Rather than depicting a specific narrative, Borrebach distills a moment of quiet connection, inviting viewers to reflect on the subtlety of human relationships. The work embodies the spirit of the 1930s, when such images were both decorative and expressive, resonating with a desire for modern simplicity and emotional depth.
This piece was part of a broader movement to make art accessible as stylish wall decor, appealing to those who valued both design and sentiment. Its understated sensuality aligns with selections from our erotic collection.
Style & Characteristics
The poster features a minimalist palette of deep black set against a warm beige background, creating a striking visual contrast. The composition is tightly cropped, emphasizing the elegant curves of the necks and the gentle meeting of profiles. Negative space plays a key role, allowing the viewer’s eye to follow the smooth lines and subtle transitions between figure and ground.
Borrebach’s use of clean edges and simplified shapes exemplifies the graphic clarity of modernist poster design. The mood is calm and intimate, with a touch of drama, making it an appealing choice for those who appreciate refined, minimalist wall art. Similar aesthetics can be found in our minimalist posters.
In Interior Design
This artwork lends itself well to bedrooms, reading nooks, or dressing areas, where its quiet sensuality enhances a tranquil atmosphere. It also makes a sophisticated statement in entryways or hallways, thanks to its bold silhouette and elegant simplicity.
Pairing it with soft neutral tones, natural wood, or sleek black accents can highlight its modern character. A slim black frame and simple matting will echo the artwork’s structure, and options from our frames collection can help achieve a polished, gallery-inspired presentation.