The official Roland-Garros 2001 poster, created by the American artist of Irish origin Sean Scully, stands out for its refined aesthetics and pastel technique, reminiscent of the light and volatile material of the tournament's iconic clay. Scully deliberately accentuates the mirror effect by depicting the court divided at its center by a white net, symbolizing sharing and confrontation. On one side, shades of ochre, chalk, and red evoke the warmth and texture of the field, while on the other, dark stripes recall the fur of a feline, creating a visual echo effect. This poster, often cited for its subtle, balanced, and harmonious rendering, is one of the most appreciated by the general public and perfectly embodies the alliance between contemporary art and the spirit of Roland-Garros. This official poster is published under license © Fédération Française de Tennis * This is a reissue of an official Roland-Garros tournament poster * Each poster has a dry stamp at the bottom right attesting to its authenticity * © Sean SCULLY / FFT 2001 – Reissued in 2025 by oneart-editions – France * Art edition poster printed on Fedrigoni 200g paper * Available in 2 sizes: 30x40cm and 50x70cm