The official Roland-Garros 1993 poster, created by Jean Le Gac, draws its inspiration from the prestigious past of the tournament. The French artist chose to immortalize the founding era of Roland-Garros in 1928, when players wore white and long flannel trousers. Inspired by a 1930 photograph, Jean Le Gac recreates the pose of Davis Cup player John Van Ryn, making this American tennis player the hero of his work. Through this composition, he celebrates the champion's nobility and recalls the timeless elegance unique to Roland-Garros. This poster, both nostalgic and refined, is part of the tournament's artistic tradition while paying tribute to its history and values. 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 * © Jean LE GAC - ADAGP, Paris / FFT 1993– Reissued in 2025 by oneart-éditons – France * Art edition poster printed on Fedrigoni 200g paper * Available in 2 sizes: 30x40cm and 50x70cm