Projekt 26

Jazz Jamboree by Henryk Tomaszewski

£85.00

Hit all the right notes and find only happiness with this sublime 1971 Polish poster designed for Warsaw’s annual Jazz Jamboree by the ‘father’ of the Polish School of Posters Henryk Tomaszewski. In the Polish People’s Republic jazz represented everything the Communist State wasn’t; it was the symbol of freedom, of hope, of everything good.

This is an official limited edition B1 reprint (c.500), which was printed in Poland with kind permission from Henryk Tomaszewski’s family.

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About Projekt 26

Projekt 26 sources original designs and limited edition reprints from the Polish School of Posters; a uniquely soulful and expressive graphic art movement which emerged during Poland’s post-war Communist years. Founders, British-Polish duo Harriet and Sylwia work closely with collectors in Poland to source authentic originals and fully authorised limited edition reprints. Their lovingly curated collection contains some of the 20th century's most beautiful, iconic and rare poster designs. Their passion for preserving the legacy of Polish poster artists runs so deep that Sylwia’s just bought a battered old car which once belonged to Waldemar Swierzy!

Made in

Poland

Size

68 x 98 cm

Material