Magazine Cover KARUZELA, 30x40 cm, yellow paper, black plexiglass, by I. Gratkowski, Poland, 1970s
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The framed cover of the magazine 'KARUZELA' from 1975 is a striking example of 1970s Polish satirical graphic design, set in a simple black plexiglass frame with a matte finish, measuring 30 x 40 cm. The paper cover, designed by Ibis Gratkowski, features a bold, cartoon-style illustration typical of the era: a lively yet slightly faded yellow background, vivid red accents for the title and carriage wheels, strong black outlines and clothing, and beige or pale pink tones for the paper and skin. The visual language relies on flat, simplified color fields, minimal shading, and exaggerated, caricatured figures, all hallmarks of Polish graphic art from that time. The frame’s sleek, contemporary look contrasts with the vintage character of the illustration. The piece shows subtle signs of age—minor creasing and a gentle patina on the paper—but is overall in very good condition, with no major damage.This framed cover carries the witty, ironic spirit of the 1970s—a period when Polish satirical illustration offered commentary on everyday life with a touch of humor and distance. The exaggerated forms and vibrant palette create a visual punchline that remains relevant decades later. It is a tangible fragment of an era when posters and magazine covers were not just decorative, but also channels for social observation. The paper’s texture and softly faded colors evoke memories of newsstands, casual magazine browsing, and the sense that even a simple cover could stage a scene from contemporary life.The 'KARUZELA' cover can be hung solo
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Height40 cm
Length30 cm
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Length30 cm
Height40 cm
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