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L’affiche Polanaise du Cinéma (the Polish Film Poster), Exhibition Catalogue

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  • Format: Exhibition Catalogue
  • Designer/s: Wojciech Zamecznik and Jan Lenica
  • Year: 1950s
  • Size: 180mm x 180mm

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L'affische Polanaise du Cinéma (the Polish Film Poster), Exhibition Catalogue designed by Wojciech Zamecznik and Jan Lenica
L’affiche Polanaise du Cinéma (the Polish Film Poster), Exhibition Catalogue designed by Wojciech Zamecznik and Jan Lenica
L'affische Polanaise du Cinéma (the Polish Film Poster), Exhibition Catalogue designed by Wojciech Zamecznik and Jan Lenica
L’affiche Polanaise du Cinéma (the Polish Film Poster), Exhibition Catalogue designed by Wojciech Zamecznik and Jan Lenica
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