Poster Dworzec Centralny / Warszawa 70x50 cm, by K. Jasińska, GRA-FIKA

Poster Dworzec Centralny / Warszawa 70x50 cm, by K. Jasińska, GRA-FIKA - 124301

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Poster Dworzec Centralny / Warszawa 70x50 cm, by K. Jasińska, GRA-FIKA

Name: Poster Dworzec Centralny / Warszawa 70x50 cm, by K. Jasińska, GRA-FIKA
SKU: 14248
Price: 170 PLN
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The "Dworzec Centralny / Warszawa" poster depicts the iconic silhouette of Poland's largest railway station in a distilled, geometric visual language evocative of 1970s graphic design. The horizontal composition features a warm beige background, with accents in blue-grey, medium grey, light blue, and white. The sweeping, futuristic roof contrasts sharply with the rectilinear block of the main building, where evenly spaced blue-tinted windows and the block-lettered "WARSZAWA CENTRALNA" sign create a distinct compositional axis. Two dot-patterned, stylized clouds introduce an element of retro lightness. The matte finish avoids glare or texture, further emphasizing clarity and line. The proportions are balanced, embodying mid-century modern and late 1960s/70s modernist aesthetics. This graphic reduction of the station's architecture conjures impressions of travel, urban tempo, and a faint nostalgia for mid-century utopias. The matte surface dampens reflections, while the pared-down means allow the viewer to find both gentle sentiment and dynamic tension within the geometry. The dialogue between the building’s simplicity and the retro-futuristic curve of the roof encourages a moment's pause—capturing the latent energy of the metropolis in a single frame. The poster will function well as a focal point above a sofa in living rooms shaped by mid-century modern or minimalist concepts that emphasize white and warm neutrals. It may be paired with veneered furniture, low credenzas, and light textiles to reinforce its modernist composition. The graphic harmonizes equally with prints in related palettes, muted ceramics, and lighting fixtures defined by clean, architectural lines. Displayed in a gallery wall with other 1960s-70s posters, it weaves a calm, visually balanced narrative.