Brown

Brown posters grouped by colour. Wall art for rooms that need this shade. Browse the set and compare designs before you decide.

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Art Deco Event Poster

From: 90,00 zł
Stepped forms stacked in symmetry with lettering fitted into the geometry, deep colour and sharp light accents, everything on a central axis. Art Deco made ornament structural, decoration was not applied to a form. It was the form and its posters sold modernity as a matter of surfaces.

Vintage Woodpecker Poster

From: 90,00 zł
A woodpecker fixed to a trunk, body angled, beak raised, the bark behind reduced to a few vertical strokes, colour flat and outline firm. Natural history printing was made for people who would never see the animal alive and it worked to a strict standard: one silhouette, correct proportions, no

Dubonnet Vintage Poster

From: 90,00 zł
A figure in profile raising a glass, flat colour, a confident contour, lettering large and simple below. Aperitif advertising between the wars produced some of the most confident graphic work in Europe: the product was ordinary, the budget real and the sheet had to work on a café wall at

Vintage Owl Poster

From: 90,00 zł
An owl drawn frontally, eyes wide, feathers reduced to repeated marks, the branch barely described, colour flat and outline firm. Birds of prey were a staple of natural history printing and of advertising alike and the owl carried associations with knowledge, with night and with the printed page that made

Hyde Park London Poster

From: 90,00 zł
A park reduced to bands of colour: trees in a row, a path, figures suggested rather than drawn, the sky left open at the top. London’s parks entered poster design through transport advertising, where green space was sold as a destination and the answer was an illustration rather than a

Yayoi Kusama Infinity Nets Poster

From: 90,00 zł
An all-over surface of small arcs, painted without a sketch and without a focus point, so the eye keeps travelling and never settles, the pattern running from edge to edge. The nets were started in New York on canvases far larger than the painter, and the intention was repetition as

Pure Gold Poster

From: 90,00 zł
A field of gold that changes across the sheet: warmer where the light hits, cooler at the edges, a single darker element holding the centre. Metallic grounds have been used in painting and printing for centuries because they refuse to stay still, gold reflects the room rather than describing it,

Organic Gold Poster

From: 90,00 zł
A single black line looping and crossing itself over translucent brown and gold shapes, all of it printed on a mottled, grainy ground that looks like old paper or oxidised metal. No text, no frame — just line, stain and texture. Pigment print on 210 gsm Hahnemühle paper, sizes from 30×40

Brown posters, and the warmth a room borrows from a wall

Brown makes a wall feel used rather than decorated. It carries orange without shouting, holds black without turning cold, and it is why a room of wooden furniture looks unfinished until something warm goes up.

A dance notice in which two figures lock together into the shape of a guitar, lettered in flat orange, brown and black is brown at its most graphic. The drinks sheet, a figure in a long black coat pouring from a green bottle under a soft yellow halo takes its warmth from the light instead. The park seen from above, plane trees in flat green over a sand-coloured track would rather be a landscape.

One is enough beside wood.

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