This exhibition, originally presented at the Museum of Sport and Tourism, explores 'Polski plakat olimpijski i sportowy'. It showcases a unique collection of sports posters created by Polish graphic artists during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Visitors can learn how these artists artistically represented sport and key sporting events, focusing on painterly qualities and imaginative expression.
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This exhibition showcases Polish Olympic and sports posters from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It highlights how graphic artists depicted sport and significant sporting events, emphasizing elements like painterly qualities, simplified graphic signs, photographic manipulation, and imaginative expression.
The exhibition 'Polski plakat olimpijski i sportowy' (Polish Olympic and Sports Poster) was presented at the Museum of Sport and Tourism. It featured a collection of sports posters created by Polish graphic artists from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The exhibition aimed to showcase the artistic representation of sport and key sporting events through the medium of posters. Key characteristics of Polish sports posters highlighted include their painterly qualities, the simplification of graphic signs, the creative processing of photographs, and the rich imagination of the artists. The displayed posters were drawn from the museum's own collections.
The page mentions the exhibition was viewable until March 15, 2020, implying it is no longer active. Information regarding ticketing policies for past exhibitions is not available.
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