Advertising poster Motocykle tylko z WSK 96.5x66.5 cm, by M. Mosiński, Polska Szkoła Plakatu

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Advertising poster Motocykle tylko z WSK 96.5x66.5 cm, by M. Mosiński, Polska Szkoła Plakatu

Name: Advertising poster Motocykle tylko z WSK 96.5x66.5 cm, by M. Mosiński, Polska Szkoła Plakatu
SKU: 18989
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The “Motocykle tylko z WSK” (“Motorcycles Only with WSK”) poster by Marek Mosiński is a limited, official re-edition of the iconic 1971 advertising piece, published in 500 copies in original B1 format (96.5 × 66.5 cm). Its composition features a saturated, matte warm pink background supporting simplified figures riding a red WSK motorcycle. Offset printing on premium smooth paper reinforces bold color fields and crisp contours, capturing the graphic clarity characteristic of 1970s Polish poster art. The distinctive sans-serif typography and faithfully recreated proportions confirm its mid-century modern authenticity and collectible appeal. This design communicates joy and spontaneity through a playful, almost childlike visual language. The rider and passenger—rendered in strong, contrasting colors—evoke a spirit of adventure and optimism, while a solid yellow sun as a geometric accent heightens the sense of movement and solar energy. Blending hints of pop art with narrative illustration, the poster conjures both nostalgia for its era and the vibrancy of contemporary graphic design. The simplicity of shapes and naivety of form lend it an airy quality, as if the composition leans toward cheerful memories of speed and open roads. The poster works well as a central feature in a living room, workspace, or home gallery. It can be paired with mid-century modern furniture, glass display cabinets, minimalist shelving, or other prints in similar color ranges. Complementing with light grey, white, or yellow textiles, and placing it in well-lit areas, enhances the color intensity. The artwork creates a playful, optimistic reference point, especially when combined with 1970s posters or works from the Polish school of