Advertising poster Polskie Linie Lotnicze LOT 98x68.1 cm, by J. Grabiański, Polska Szkoła Plakatu

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The limited re-edition of the LOT Polish Airlines advertising poster, originally designed by Janusz Grabiański in 1975, retains the original B1 format (98 × 68.1 cm) and is produced using offset printing on premium-quality paper with a smooth, subtly satin finish. The composition is anchored by a vivid orange background, contrasted by a white airplane portrayed in simplified, geometric language typical for the mid-century modern idiom. The image features refined accents of black, metallic silver, and blue, with red and blue LOT branding details visible on the tail and fuselage. A group of passengers, captured in expressive stances and a spectrum of colors—yellows, pinks, reds, purples, greens—reinforce the work’s graphic, illustrative character. The proportions of the figures are slightly exaggerated, and the elegant serif typography at the bottom completes a cohesive, dynamic composition with a distinctively collectible quality. The poster conveys an optimism emblematic of the jet age: the intense orange becomes a symbol of warmth and energy, the geometric aircraft profile suggests dynamism and precision, and the vivid passenger silhouettes evoke a sense of openness and global possibility. Grabiański’s visual language borrows from 1970s graphic art, using reduction and color as tools of communication, softening the line between painterly gesture and recognisable symbol. The work stands as an assertion of modernist confidence