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Despite the schlock-horror title

Condition details: Originally folded but stored flat a long time and folds softened

playful surrealism

Little creasing on margins

Another fantastic design by Maciej Urbaniec from the Polish School of Posters features on this balancing acrobat circus poster

Cyrk Trapeze Woman 1965 Polish B1 Circus Poster, Jan Mlodozeniec Michel Boisrond Despite the schlock-horror titleFantastic first edition Polish cyrk (circus) poster featuring a fabulous design by one of the Polish School of Posters finest, Jan Mlodozeniecr. A super rare early Polish cyrk poster in fab condition. The Cyrk circus poster in Poland appeared for the first time in 1962 when the ZPR (Zjednoczone Przedsibiorstwa Rozrywkowe, or United Entertainment Enterprises), the state agency that oversaw the circus, commissioned leading artists from the Polish School

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Cyrk Trapeze Woman 1965 Polish B1 Circus Poster, Jan Mlodozeniec Michel Boisrond Despite the schlock-horror title

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