Maciej Urbaniec

Projekt 098, 1, 1974

The Polish Journal of visual art and design

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Maciej Urbaniec
Maciej Urbaniec was born in 1925 in Zwierzyniec and graduated in 1958 from the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. He specialised in poster design and participated in exhibitions of Polish posters, at home and abroad, and in numerous competitions. Among the major awards for his works are: the Tadeusz Trepkowski Award (1958); the Ministry of Culture and Arts Award (1960); seven awards for the best poster (Warsaw, between 1964 and 1973); two gold medals (1965 and 1973), one bronze medal (1969) and two mentions (1972 and 1974) at the Polish National Poster Biennials; two silver medals (1970 and 1974) at the Brno Graphic Arts Biennial; two bronze medals at the Leipzig Editions Exhibition (1971) and at the Third Polish Poster Biennial. Explore related designers including Roman Cieślewicz and Jan Młodożeniec. See also Polish School of Posters and Polish graphic design history.
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Projekt was a Polish design and visual culture magazine featuring cover art by many designers from the Polish School of Posters.

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Projekt 98, 1, 1974. Cover design by Maciej Urbaniec
Projekt 98, 1, 1974. Cover design by Maciej Urbaniec
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