1979 Polish Exhibition poster, Dyplom '79 - Exhibition of the best diploma works of universities of art - Ciesielski skating poster I like red and blue

Name: 1979 Polish Exhibition poster, Dyplom '79 - Exhibition of the best diploma works of universities of art - Ciesielski skating poster I like red and blue
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1979 Polish Exhibition poster, Dyplom '79 - Exhibition of the best diploma works of universities of art - Ciesielski skating poster I like red and blue

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1979 Polish Exhibition poster, Dyplom '79 Exhibition of the best diploma works of universities of art Ciesielski skating poster I like red and blue I like red and blue volumes About the Artist: Andrzej Klimowski Date: 1979 Poster has ruffle margins and a chip on the bottom left

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