Discover the very first official Roland-Garros poster, created in 1980 by Italian artist Valerio Adami. This iconic work marks the beginning of an artistic tradition that links the Parisian tournament to the world of contemporary art. Adami, known for his bold color blocks outlined by strong black contours, chose to represent the essence of tennis in a single stroke: the player's hand, the racket, and the ball merge in a composition that is both simple and universal. This visual choice, available in several colorful versions, embodies the accessible and timeless dimension of tennis while laying the foundation for an unprecedented dialogue between sport and artistic creation. The 1980 Roland-Garros poster is now a sought-after collector's item, symbolizing a foundational meeting between the world's tennis elite and the great names of modern art. This official poster is published under license © Fédération Française de Tennis * This is a reissue of an official Roland-Garros tournament poster * Each poster features a dry stamp in the bottom right corner certifying its authenticity * © Valerio ADAMI - ADAGP, Paris / FFT 1980– Reissued in 2025 by oneart-éditons – France * Art edition poster printed on Fedrigoni 200g paper * Available in 2 sizes: 30x40cm and 50x70cm