Advertising poster Polskie Linie Lotnicze LOT 98x66.3 cm, by J. Srokowski, Polska Szkoła Plakatu

-10%

4 days left

Lowest price guarantee

Choose amount

This limited re-edition of the Polish Air Lines LOT poster, originally designed by Jerzy Srokowski in 1956, brings the vivid spirit of mid-century modernism into the present. The composition is centered on a matte turquoise background, with a stylized stewardess in a navy uniform and vibrant, pinkish-red hair. A passenger in a checkered pattern floats on a bright white cloud, his yellow shoes and the iconic LOT-tag providing sharp accents. Printed in B1 format (98 × 66.3 cm) using high-quality offset technique on premium paper, the poster is supplied unframed. The graphic's form evokes the optimistic, whimsical narrative of 1950s air travel—where surreal, simplified figures spoke to the dreams and aspirations of post-war Europe. Sans-serif decorative typography and restrained geometry express the discipline of the mid-century modern canon, while the bold turquoise hue hints at classic advertising nostalgia. This poster will work well in interiors with neutral walls—home offices or minimalist living spaces alike. It can be paired with light oak or black metal furnishings, complemented by architectural textiles or a ceramic lamp to emphasize its geometric rhythm. Displayed with other vintage posters, it forms a compelling gallery; showcased solo, it becomes an immediate focal point, particularly under cool, diffused daylight. The poster is produced in a limited edition of 500. Before shipping, it is carefully rolled and packed in a sturdy cardboard tube, ensuring it arrives pristine and ready for framing.