Affiche Roland-Garros 2012 par Hervé DI ROSA Size:50x70cm while playing a flute

while playing a flute

For Roland-Garros 2005

where innovation and aesthetics went hand in hand to offer an unparalleled experience

Reproduction of an oceanographic plate taken from the "Universal Dictionary of Natural History" in sixteen volumes (1841-1849) by Charles Henry Dessalines d'Orbigny

also known as the Seville orange

Affiche Roland-Garros 2012 par Hervé DI ROSA Size:50x70cm while playing a fluteFor Roland Garros 2012, Herv Di Rosa designed an exuberant and colorful poster where the ball, a true fleeting star, captures all attention. The artist, founder of the Muse des Arts Modestes, composes a scene teeming with mouths, eyes, and small characters, in a universe inspired by comics and his travels.