Prevrashcheniya Yana Pishka (1960) Original Soviet Film Poster 29x40

Original Soviet film poster for Prevrashcheniya Yana Pishka (1960), a screen adaptation of the short story by Polish writer Jerzy Stawiński. The bold, graphic design depicts a bewildered man emerging from the numeral six, a visual metaphor for identity, transformation, and absurdity that reflects the film's satirical tone. Executed in strong flat colors with expressive, cartoon-like forms, the artwork is a classic example of early 1960s Soviet graphic poster design, combining humor with subtle social commentary. Printed for theatrical distribution in the USSR. Poster shows fold lines and light handling wear consistent with age.

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