Collections / Illustration
Illustration Posters
The Illustration collection gathers eight posters from the more lightly documented corners of public life. Here, footballers negotiate anatomical complications, penguins dispute invoices, and a woman completes a bestseller before the kettle has settled. Festival posters record the FIFUFA World Coupe Tournament Mexico 1970, Montrø Jazz Festival Sweden 1984 and the International Bicicletta Festival with the administrative confidence these occasions deserved. The visual language is drawn, cut and rearranged from archival-looking fragments, paper scraps and typographic evidence. Each Illustration poster belongs to a cultural history of uncertain accuracy. The records are incomplete. The posters are not.
9 posters in this collection
Frequently asked questions
- What is included in the Illustration collection?
- The Illustration collection contains eight graphic art poster prints. Its subjects include sporting mishaps, disputed bills, literary efficiency and several festivals whose paperwork has survived better than their official accounts. Titles include The Football Player with Two Left Feet, The Penguin Who Couldn't Get the Bill and Jam Session – Preserves Festival 1996.
- What sizes are available for Illustration posters?
- Illustration posters are available in A0, A1 and A2, all in a vertical format. A0 measures 84.1 × 118.9 cm, A1 measures 59.4 × 84.1 cm, and A2 measures 42 × 59.4 cm. Posters ship unframed, leaving the final administrative decision to the recipient.
- What paper are the Illustration posters printed on?
- Every Illustration poster is produced on Premium Matte Paper: 200 gsm (80 lb), FSC-certified or equivalent, acid-free and smooth, with a non-reflective finish. It suits the collection’s layered imagery, from typographic remnants to the visual evidence surrounding a bicycle festival of considerable international importance.
- How are Illustration posters delivered?
- Orders are produced by local printing partners in 22 countries and printed as close as possible to the destination. Delivery usually takes 3–4 business days within the local production network, or 4–12 business days elsewhere. Free worldwide shipping is integrated into the product price. Returns are accepted within 14 calendar days of arrival. Customs duties are generally avoided within a customs region, though rare cross-border cases may differ.