Showing posts with label polish. Show all posts
Showing posts with label polish. Show all posts
Wednesday, 15 September 2010
Great Penguin cover
Penguin can almost do no wrong in my eyes. This cover is from their new Central European Classics range. I'm afraid I didn't get the designer's name though.

Labels:
book design,
polish
Tuesday, 25 September 2007
Czech & Polish posters




I've just come back from Eastern Europe, where I came across this man's shop in Prague. It was tempting to buy the whole shop, but I made do with a handful of posters. The tall green screenprint is for a Czech film from 1948, and was apparently the last to be made in that format before the Communists standardised poster sizes. From the bold simplicity I thought it was from the '60s at first, and was amazed to discover how old it really was.
The four smaller ones are a mixture of Czech and Polish film posters, and finally the large one is from another poster shop, this time in Krakow. It's for a '70s literary festival, and the quality of the screened overprint is best appreciated close up.
I also bought some fantastic stuff from a market in Krakow, of which more when I get around to scanning it.
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