Spagetti i Miecz Vintage Polish Theatre poster by Jan Mlodozeniec, Spaghetti and Sword
Spagetti i Miecz Vintage Polish Theatre poster by Jan Mlodozeniec, Spaghetti and Sword
Spagetti i Miecz Vintage Polish Theatre poster by Jan Mlodozeniec, Spaghetti and Sword
Spagetti i Miecz Vintage Polish Theatre poster by Jan Mlodozeniec, Spaghetti and Sword
Spagetti i Miecz Vintage Polish Theatre poster by Jan Mlodozeniec, Spaghetti and Sword
Spagetti i Miecz Vintage Polish Theatre poster by Jan Mlodozeniec, Spaghetti and Sword

Mlodozeniec, Jan | 1967 | Spaghetti and Sword

£250.00

This beautiful Polish theatre poster was designed by Jan Mlodozeniec in 1967 for the play ‘Spaghetti and Sword’ (Spagetti i Miecz) staged at the Dramatic Theatre in Warsaw. The production was directed by Witold Skaruch. Mlodozeniec’s design exemplifies the bold and creative spirit of the Polish School of Posters, characterized by its vivid colors, imaginative typography, and striking imagery that captures the essence of the theatrical performance during Poland’s Communist era. This original piece not only celebrates the artistry of Polish poster design but also serves as a vibrant cultural artifact from a significant period in theatrical history.

Polish A1 size: 58.5 x 84.5 cm

This beautiful Polish theatre poster was designed by Jan Mlodozeniec in 1967 for the play ‘Spaghetti and Sword’ (Spagetti i Miecz) staged at the Dramatic Theatre in Warsaw. The production was directed by Witold Skaruch. Mlodozeniec’s design exemplifies the bold and creative spirit of the Polish School of Posters, characterized by its vivid colors, imaginative typography, and striking imagery that captures the essence of the theatrical performance during Poland’s Communist era. This original piece not only celebrates the artistry of Polish poster design but also serves as a vibrant cultural artifact from a significant period in theatrical history.

Polish A1 size: 58.5 x 84.5 cm

BUYING A VINTAGE POSTER

All of our vintage Polish posters are lovingly sourced from Poland and were the original editions commissioned by the Communist State to promote cultural events. Polish posters were printed in strictly limited runs to be displayed in town centres, theatres and cinemas - so any which survive have been lovingly rescued along the way.

For us, nothing comes close to the soulful charm of vintage Polish posters; the colours, the offset lithography, the matt paper. But please note, due to their age, many do bear marks of time.

We always do our best to describe any flaws, but if you have any questions at all about this vintage poster then please do get in touch and we’ll be happy to send you more info.

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