The Piece Designed by Wiesław Rosocha in 1991 for the "Akuszerzy" (Midwives) series, this poster illustrates Jerzy Kosiński's "The Painted Bird". The composition features a surrealist black form resembling a bird's head, where negative space reveals human legs. A single realistic eye anchors the image, creating a disturbing optical illusion typical of the Polish School of Posters. Why It Matters - Wiesław Rosocha is a celebrated Polish graphic artist known for his metaphysical and surrealist style. - This piece is a prime example of the late Polish School of Posters, blending literary themes with bold visual metaphors. - "The Painted Bird" is a significant literary work, making this a collectible for art and book enthusiasts. Poster Details Year: 1991 Country: Poland Size: 98.0 x 68.0 cm Designer: Wiesław Rosocha Condition Very good vintage condition. Bright, clean, and beautifully preserved with only the slightest age-appropriate wear. Take a look at the pictures. What you see is what you get. Shipped with care in a sturdy, heavy-duty tube. I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs, designer records, or other literature sources and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution