Film poster Pugaczow, 95x67 cm, red orange black purple, paper, by J. Neugebauer, Poland, 1970s
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The original 'Pugaczow' (1978) film poster is a mature example of Polish graphic design from the 1970s, created by Jacek Neugebauer—a prominent figure of the Polish School of Poster Art. Produced as an offset print on poster paper in B1 format (approx. 67 × 95 cm, horizontal orientation), the composition features a striking silhouette of Cossack leader Yemelyan Pugachyov, rendered in bold black shading against a background of fiery, blurred red and orange tones. The backdrop evokes turbulence, chaos, and revolt, while a wide, matte purple border with hand-drawn typography frames the entire piece. In the lower left corner, Neugebauer’s original printed signature appears vertically: 'j.neugebauer.' The surface is matte, the paper distinctly smooth—typical for late 1970s Polish prints. The poster remains in very good condition, free from visible tears, stains, or major creases; all elements are authentic and original.This poster communicates its story through a language of expression and contrast, serving as both a document of its era and the artist’s distinctive voice. The commanding figure, bathed in the colors of fire, conjures the tension of revolutionary unrest—a visual echo of times when poster art carried not just information, but emotional impact and cultural commentary. Neugebauer’s use of minimal form and powerful color creates a composition that seems to pulse with the energy of the late 1970s—history’s momentum in the background, the drama of the individual at the forefront.The poster can be paired with minimalist furnishings to honor its modernist roots. It would work well
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Height95 cm
Length67 cm
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Length67 cm
Height95 cm
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