Advertising poster Palestine Line 98.5x68 cm, by T. Trepkowski, Polska Szkoła Plakatu

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The official re-edition of the Palestine Line advertising poster, designed in 1935 by Tadeusz Trepkowski, faithfully reproduces the original composition in B1 format (98.5 × 68 cm). The central motif features a stylized maroon camel casting a shadow on a gradient background shifting from rusty brown to ochre yellow, evoking a desert landscape. Above float two modern liners—'Polonia' and 'Kosciuszko'—depicted in dynamic perspective, their hulls rendered in deep naval blue and gray, with muted red smokestacks contrasting against a twilight-blue sky. The poster employs a saturated, vivid color scheme, a matte finish, and bold, blocky typography characteristic of the Art Deco movement. Produced using offset printing on premium-grade paper, this edition is limited to 500 copies. The composition creates a pronounced dialogue between the monumental scale of modern ships and the geometric, almost emblematic, form of the camel. The interplay of color and contrast shifts the project beyond mere advertising into a visual narrative of travel—from desert stillness to a horizon at sea. Eye-catching are the large, flat expanses of color and a restraint in means of expression—the design reads more like a modernist manifesto of graphic art than a conventional announcement. This graphic was created with display in mind; it works well as a solo centerpiece above a modernist sideboard or in an office with a restrained palette. It can be paired with objects in amber, rust, graphite, or navy tones, as well as textiles with matte textures—cotton or