The official Roland-Garros 1983 poster, created by Vladimir Velickovic, a Serbian artist of international renown, is distinguished by the predominant use of black and white, a choice embraced by the artist who believed that "color dulled the strength of the image." Inspired by the works of Eadweard Muybridge, a pioneer of animated photography, Velickovic breaks down and recomposes sequences and movements in a confined space. Using a large brush and broad strokes, he overlays several drawings to convey the strength, speed, and effort of the player, while magnifying the anatomy sculpted by sporting action. This powerful and expressive work embodies the tension and intensity of the Roland-Garros tournament, while affirming Velickovic's unique perspective on the body in motion. 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 at the bottom right attesting to its authenticity * © Vladimir VELICKOVIC - ADAGP, Paris / FFT 1983– Reissued in 2025 by oneart-editions – France * Art edition poster printed on Fedrigoni 200g paper * Available in 2 sizes: 30x40cm and 50x70cm