Fanfare — Miriam Schapiro (1968)

Above a sleek midcentury credenza, Fanfare by Miriam Schapiro commands attention. This 1968 work is a symphony of shapes and colors, a visual melody that plays across your wall space. Fanfare bursts with geometric forms, layered and interlocking like a puzzle. Cobalt blues and fiery reds dominate, punctuated by sharp whites and ochre accents. The patterns collide and harmonize, creating a rhythm that feels both spontaneous and carefully composed. Schapiro's signature style blends abstraction with a sense of personal narrative, inviting viewers to find their own stories within the forms. In a living room with clean lines and bold furniture, this poster becomes the focal point. It thrives in spaces where modern design meets artistic expression.