Poster TY i JA 30x40 cm, multicolor paper, by R. Cieślewicz, Poland, 1960s.
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The August 1961 cover of the magazine 'TY i JA', designed by Roman Cieślewicz, is presented in a matte black frame with sharp, modern lines, measuring 30 × 40 cm. Printed on paper, this original artwork exemplifies the mid-century modern style of the 1960s, with pronounced surrealist and pop art influences. The composition centers on a stylized human face constructed from black-and-white shell illustrations, with vivid blue spiral eyes, bright red lips, and pronounced red cheeks. The lower section of the face transitions into a green-tinted photographic image of a seated figure, adding an avant-garde dimension. The magazine title 'TY i JA' is positioned at the top in a bold, sans-serif font, using contrasting colors: red, black, blue, and green. The print surface appears smooth with a subtle matte finish; the colors remain vibrant and crisp. The piece is in excellent condition, with no visible signs of wear, damage, or restoration.This graphic speaks with the voice of the 1960s—a time when the Polish poster school fused experimentation and imagination with a bold visual language. Cieślewicz’s composition tells a story of searching for new forms of expression: a face built from shells and photographic fragments evokes a dialogue between everyday reality and fantasy. The blue spiral eyes and strong color contrasts capture attention, as if the cover were holding a moment between dream and wakefulness—with the touch of irony and detachment characteristic of the era.The artwork may be displayed in a living room or home gallery, where its striking, surreal form will serve as a focal point against a neutral wall. It would
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Width30 cm
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