8th International Poster Biennale – Warsaw. 1980

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  • Format Catalogue
  • Year 1980
  • Client/Publisher Association of Polish Visual Artists
  • Size 220mm x 230mm
Warsaw International Poster Biennale
The Warsaw International Poster Biennale catalogue documented one of the world's most important poster design competitions, held biennially in Warsaw since 1966. It featured work from the Polish School of Posters alongside international submissions.

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