Poster Supersam / Warsaw 70x50, by K. Jasińska, GRA-FIKA

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Poster Supersam / Warsaw 70x50, by K. Jasińska, GRA-FIKA

Name: Poster Supersam / Warsaw 70x50, by K. Jasińska, GRA-FIKA
SKU: 14254
Price: 170 PLN
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The Supersam / Warszawa poster features a minimalist, architectural illustration of the iconic Supersam pavilion, opened in 1962 in Warsaw. True to the idiom of Polish postwar modernist department stores, the building is depicted with clarity and geometric discipline: its silhouette stretches horizontally, defined by clean lines and a restrained palette — warm beige for the background, white and softened blue for the structure, with a geometric green band anchoring the scene below. Dark, fine contours emphasize the divisions of the façade and the now legendary undulating roof, a hallmark of mid-century modernism. The finish is entirely matte, and the surface is smooth and uniform. The poster’s language draws on the vocabulary of 1960s Polish graphic design: a commitment to orderly rhythm, precise divisions, and an unembellished honesty of construction. The cool, dispersed color spectrum invites a sense of postwar optimism, where functionalist clarity bridges nostalgia and a vision of a new era. This is not just a record of a vanished building, but a tribute to the designers’ progressive thinking, seen in their focus on light, line, and a belief in the future. As part of the Archeo wall poster collection, ‘Supersam / Warszawa’ makes a fitting centerpiece for a living room, hallway, or home gallery, especially alongside other graphics inspired by architecture. It can be combined with neutral textiles, light woods, or raw concrete walls to underline the modernist origins of the illustration. Consider displaying it in a linear gallery arrangement paired with minimalist frames, a geometric mirror, or glass in subdued blue and green tones — these details echo the key color fields and reinforce the graphic’s compositional harmony.