Artist: Jerzy Gelbard
Museum: Warsaw National Museum (Warsaw, Poland)
Technique: Lithography
Jerzy Gelbard (1894–1944), architect, painter, graphic designer, illustrator and exhibition designer. Studies in École des Beaux-Arts in Paris and in the Faculty of Architecture at the Warsaw University of Technology. He took part in preparing the Polish pavilion at the International Exhibition of Modern and Industrial Decorative Arts, held in 1925 in Paris. In the 1920s, he run an artistic advertising studio Plakat [Poster] together with a prominent graphic designer Tadeusz Gronowski (1894–1990) and Antoni Borman. The Atelier collaborated with the young generation of graphic designers and architects, among others with Jan Mucharski (1900–19810). In the years 1920–1939, Gelbard together with a known architect Roman Sigalin (1901–1940) run an architecture studio Biuro Projektów Jerzy Gelbard i Roman Sigalin – Architekci SARP , where they designed industrial buildings, modernist style houses and villas.The poster comes from the early period of Gelbard
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