Hilscher, Hubert | 1979 | Circus Stripy Zebra
Hubert Hilscher designed this wonderfully colourful Polish circus poster in 1979. It would have been displayed in towns and cities around the country to announce the imminent arrival of the State Circus. By making his zebra topsy turvy, Hilscher was able to share his opposition to Communist rule; the zebra, whilst appealing to look at, symbolised the state of the nation - which was also in disarray.
Polish B1 size: 66 x 96 cm
Hubert Hilscher designed this wonderfully colourful Polish circus poster in 1979. It would have been displayed in towns and cities around the country to announce the imminent arrival of the State Circus. By making his zebra topsy turvy, Hilscher was able to share his opposition to Communist rule; the zebra, whilst appealing to look at, symbolised the state of the nation - which was also in disarray.
Polish B1 size: 66 x 96 cm
Hubert Hilscher designed this wonderfully colourful Polish circus poster in 1979. It would have been displayed in towns and cities around the country to announce the imminent arrival of the State Circus. By making his zebra topsy turvy, Hilscher was able to share his opposition to Communist rule; the zebra, whilst appealing to look at, symbolised the state of the nation - which was also in disarray.
Polish B1 size: 66 x 96 cm
