Treutler, Jerzy | 1968 | House and Host
Jerzy Treutler graduated from the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts in 1955, having studied alongside Hubert Hilscher - who he remained great friends with. This beautiful original 1968 Polish poster ‘Dom i Gospodarz’ (House and Host) is one of around 150 poster designs by Treutler, who also designed over a dozen book covers, and the famous ‘swallow’ Polish Fashion logo.
Polish A1 size: 52.5 x 78 cm
Condition: please note there is a little piece missing from the bottom right corner. There is a very tiny stain in the grey flower carving and a very thin strip of discolouration (possibly from the original printing process) on the left hand edge. Overall the poster is super charming and the colours look incredible, but please make sure you’re happy to accept its little flaws.
Jerzy Treutler graduated from the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts in 1955, having studied alongside Hubert Hilscher - who he remained great friends with. This beautiful original 1968 Polish poster ‘Dom i Gospodarz’ (House and Host) is one of around 150 poster designs by Treutler, who also designed over a dozen book covers, and the famous ‘swallow’ Polish Fashion logo.
Polish A1 size: 52.5 x 78 cm
Condition: please note there is a little piece missing from the bottom right corner. There is a very tiny stain in the grey flower carving and a very thin strip of discolouration (possibly from the original printing process) on the left hand edge. Overall the poster is super charming and the colours look incredible, but please make sure you’re happy to accept its little flaws.
Jerzy Treutler graduated from the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts in 1955, having studied alongside Hubert Hilscher - who he remained great friends with. This beautiful original 1968 Polish poster ‘Dom i Gospodarz’ (House and Host) is one of around 150 poster designs by Treutler, who also designed over a dozen book covers, and the famous ‘swallow’ Polish Fashion logo.
Polish A1 size: 52.5 x 78 cm
Condition: please note there is a little piece missing from the bottom right corner. There is a very tiny stain in the grey flower carving and a very thin strip of discolouration (possibly from the original printing process) on the left hand edge. Overall the poster is super charming and the colours look incredible, but please make sure you’re happy to accept its little flaws.
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