Cyrk Arlekin (Original circus poster), by M. Urbaniec, 1968
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The original poster 'Cyrk Arlekin' by Mieczysław Urbaniec, created in 1968, represents the Polish School of Poster Art of the 1960s. The composition is built on softly rounded, geometric forms and exaggerated proportions—the harlequin figure is constructed from a large, light beige rectangle, a minimalist head, and simplified hands and feet. Deep black lines define the contours, hair, and graphic details, vivid red accents the cheeks and pompoms, and intense blue appears in the typography and costume details. The matte surface, finished with watercolor-like irregular edges, highlights the handcrafted character of the piece. The poster remains in very good condition, with no visible damage or signs of restoration.This work echoes the voice of the 1960s, when Polish circus posters became a field for experimentation and playful reinterpretation. Urbaniec, using simplified geometry and a clear color palette, captured the fleeting charm of the circus—balancing humor with subtle absurdity. The poster seems to whisper a story of a world where everyday art is tinged with poetry: the harlequin’s exaggerated gaze, carefree pompoms, and graphic gestures invite a lighthearted perspective on daily life.Such a poster is at home in modern, eclectic, and collector-focused interiors. It can be framed simply in black or white and displayed in a living room, home office, or children’s room. The piece pairs well with other Polish graphic art, abstract ceramics, or vintage mid-century modern furniture, acting either as a striking focal point or a refined complement in a thoughtfully curated space.
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Height97.5 cm
Length67.5 cm
Dimension details
Length67.5 cm
Height97.5 cm
Weight0.1 kg
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