고급 동양 문화 전시회 포스터 디자인

【展览主题】：[展览主题] 【中文标题】：[中文标题] 【英文标题】：[英文标题] 【副标题】：[副标题] 【艺术载体】：[艺术载体] 【主视觉内容】：[主视觉内容] 【主题短句】：[主题短句] 【时间】：[时间] 【地点】：[地点] 【主色调】：[主色调] 【画面比例】：9:16 Design a high-end Eastern cultural heritage exhibition poster, combining ancient artistic media with modern editorial layout. Use warm ivory white, yellowed old paper, or xuan paper texture as the background, preserving natural paper fibers, subtle grain, scanned archival feel, and genuine print wear. Overall restrained, quiet, with historical depth, like the exhibition key visual of a mature museum or art institution. At the top, add an oversized light-colored English serif title, with parts of the text allowed to extend beyond the frame edges, serving as a background-level visual structure; on the left, use a large-scale Chinese main title, which may be arranged vertically or in a vertical column, paired with a smaller exhibition subtitle. At the bottom, concentrate the time, location, and a thematic short phrase, and include a small cinnabar seal stamp. On the other side of the frame, place a large [artistic medium] as the main visual, occupying approximately 40%–55% of the frame. Do not display it simply in full; instead, reconstruct it through partial cropping, fragments, damaged edges, vessel-shaped windows, scrolls, mural flaking, mold cracks, or aged silk texture. Within the [artistic medium], present [main visual content], preserving genuine traces of age, material texture, faded pigments, and historical use, so that the subject appears as a real cultural artifact that has entered a museum after preservation, restoration, or archaeological discovery. Overall, use an asymmetrical editorial composition with clear visual hierarchy: Oversized English → artifact / ancient painting subject → Chinese title → exhibition information. Color centers on [main color tone], with overall low saturation, and may incorporate small amounts of ink black, clay gold, ochre, and cinnabar red as structural and accent elements. The final effect should resemble a museum exhibition poster, cultural publication, and Eastern art institution visual system, not an ordinary Chinese-style poster.