Circus poster Cyrk Juggler 97.5x67 cm, by J. Mlodozeniec, Polska Szkoła Plakatu

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Circus poster Cyrk Juggler 97.5x67 cm, by J. Mlodozeniec, Polska Szkoła Plakatu

Name: Circus poster Cyrk Juggler 97.5x67 cm, by J. Mlodozeniec, Polska Szkoła Plakatu
SKU: 18990
Price: 150 PLN
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The limited edition circus poster 'CYRK – Juggler' pays tribute to Jan Młodożeniec's original 1970 design, recreated in its authentic B1 format (97.5 × 67 cm). Produced in an edition of 500, this poster is offset printed on premium quality paper, emphasizing its smooth, matte, visually flat finish. The vertically oriented composition clearly reflects the Polish Poster School: a simplified figure of a juggler in a brown costume stands against a vivid yellow backdrop patterned with regular orange dots. The central figure is surrounded by geometric motifs – colored juggling balls and the 'CYRK' headline rendered in white dots on a black band reminiscent of carnival lights. The designer’s signature is discreetly placed at the lower left edge. This poster’s dynamic colors and strong contrasts evoke the energy and lightness of the circus world. The rhythmic dots suggest the pulse of drums or glowing arena bulbs, while the schematic, abstract juggler leaves space for interpretation—balancing between a childlike sense of wonder and the nostalgia of classic artistic posters. The bold lines, fields of color, and interplay of contrast create graphic tension, oscillating between visual austerity and theatrical gesture. Such a poster would work well as a centrepiece in a living room, studio, or interiors inspired by modernism and pop art. It can be paired with furniture of restrained form—such as a Scandinavian gray or honey-yellow sofa—and accessories in black and white to accentuate the poster's rhythmic composition. The effect is enhanced with expressive lighting (e.g., a lamp that plays with shadow and highlight) and natural wood or raw surfaces that bring out the nuanced illustrative quality characteristic of 1970s Polish posters. The poster is printed on high