1980s Posters
The 1980s posters collection preserves four episodes from a decade that preferred synthetic optimism and municipal culture. Montrø Jazz Festival Sweden 1984 documents a brief northern convergence of brass, weather and questionable signage. Erna Salt – Shorelines follows a quieter route along the coast. International Bicicletta Festival records competitive cycling’s diplomatic phase. Where Flowers Bloom concerns a floral movement whose administrative paperwork has not survived. Each graphic art poster is assembled from archival photographs, paper scraps and typographic leftovers, then placed in the record with due seriousness. The decade may or may not have happened exactly this way. Its visual evidence remains unusually persuasive.
4 posters in this collection
Frequently asked questions
- What is included in the 1980s posters collection?
- The collection contains four graphic art posters: Montrø Jazz Festival Sweden 1984, Erna Salt – Shorelines, International Bicicletta Festival and Where Flowers Bloom. Together they map a small but consequential section of 1980s cultural history, including music, coastlines, cycling and flowers with institutional ambitions.
- What paper are the 1980s posters printed on?
- Each 1980s poster is produced on Premium Matte Paper, 200 gsm (80 lb). The paper is FSC-certified or equivalent, acid-free, and has a smooth non-reflective finish. It gives the collage material and typographic remnants a suitably composed surface.
- Which sizes are available?
- These posters are available in vertical A0 (84.1 × 118.9 cm), A1 (59.4 × 84.1 cm) and A2 (42 × 59.4 cm). Each poster ships unframed, leaving the final administrative arrangements to its recipient.
- How are orders delivered and returned?
- Orders are produced by local printing partners in 22 countries, as close as possible to the destination. Delivery usually takes 3–4 business days within the local production network and 4–12 business days elsewhere. Worldwide shipping is included in the product price. Returns are accepted within 14 calendar days of arrival; customs duties may apply in rare cross-border cases.