Curatorial Narrative In the tumultuous years of 1936 to 1941, an anonymous artist created “Fight tuberculosis obey the rules of health,” a poster that embodies the rational and optimistic spirit of modernity. Executed in a crisp Art Deco style, this architectural subject is characterized by its linear brushwork and a palette that strikingly juxtaposes black, white, yellow, and red hues. The artist’s technique skillfully employs spatial depth to create a sense of volume, as if the abstracted building might burst forth from the plane. The atmospheric intent behind this work is to instill a sense of urgency and purpose, rather than mere decoration. When enlarged to 44×68 inches, “Fight tuberculosis obey the rules of health” assumes an imposing presence that commands attention in any luxury interior environment. At this scale, the chromatic structure of black and white predominates, creating a striking visual contrast with adjacent