Hand-Painted - Anna Farba’s Signature Series

Hand-painted posters – Anna Farba’s original artworks for Poster Polytechnic Collection “Hand-Painted” is the most personal and unique selection in our range. Every poster in this category is the result of a special collaboration with the talented artist Anna Farba. The entire series was painted using traditional techniques exclusively to our commission, making these artworks available only at Poster Polytechnic. After each painting is completed, it is carefully digitized through precise scanning to preserve the finest details in the printing process: from brushstrokes and paint texture to subtle tonal transitions. Within this collection, Anna Farba has created three captivating series: “Polish Fields and Meadows,” “Critically Endangered Plants in Poland,” and “Polish Garden.” By choosing these posters, you invite into your home art that not only decorates, but also tells the story of the beauty and fragility of Polish nature. It is the perfect choice for lovers of original illustration, rustic style, boho, and anyone seeking authenticity and craftsmanship in their décor. From idyllic meadows to rare species – painterly stories on your wall The selection of motifs in this collection makes it easy to create a cohesive and warm gallery wall. The “Polish Fields and Meadows” series celebrates flowers that are an inseparable part of the countryside landscape, such as the blue cornflowers found among grain fields. Meanwhile, the “Polish Garden” series recalls the beauty of everyday life, featuring among others the common beet (Beta vulgaris) – a symbol of the traditional kitchen garden. These prints will look beautiful in a kitchen, dining room, or cozy living room, bringing in a peaceful, rural atmosphere. An especially important part of Anna Farba’s work for our store is the “Critically Endangered Plants in Poland” series. It presents species from the Red Data Book of Plants (CR designation), such as the fragrant false-bellflower (Adenophora liliifolia). The artist has depicted them in a fascinating symbiosis with native insects, such as the seven-spot ladybird, giving these posters a strong educational and ecological dimension. These are decorations that build a connection with nature and encourage reflection on its protection. Uncompromising print quality and professional framing as a gift To fully capture the painterly character of Anna Farba’s works, we offer a choice of three professional substrates. Classic Matte Paper (230 g/m²) eliminates glare, Pearl Paper (255 g/m²) adds depth and brilliance to the colors, and Hahnemühle Cotton Art Paper (310 g/m²) ensures museum-grade durability and a refined texture. We print each poster with great care so it looks like an original straight from the artist’s studio. Posters are available in five sizes: 30x40 cm, 40x50 cm, 50x70 cm, 61x91 cm, and 70x100 cm. We know how important the proper display of art is, so if you buy a poster from us together with a dedicated frame, we will frame it for you completely free of charge. We will ship the finished piece in a safe, reinforced cardboard box, and the prints themselves are delivered in rigid cardboard tubes to ensure safe transport. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Who is the author of the hand-painted posters in this collection? The entire poster series in this collection was painted specially to our order by artist Anna Farba. These are original works created using traditional painting techniques and then converted into digital form with professional scanners, ensuring the uniqueness and highest quality of each reproduction. What does the “Critically Endangered Plants in Poland” series by Anna Farba depict? It is an educational series showing rare plant species with CR status (e.g. fragrant false-bellflower) alongside Polish insects such as the seven-spot ladybird. The artist masterfully captured the beauty of their natural symbiosis, creating posters that are both decorative and environmentally conscious. In what sizes will you print the painting poster I choose? We print all of Anna Farba’s works in five standard sizes: 30x40 cm, 40x50 cm, 50x70 cm, 61x91 cm, and 70x100 cm. This makes it easy to match them to your frames or choose our dedicated framing options, in which we will prepare your artwork ready to hang at no extra cost. Which type of paper best captures brushstrokes and the texture of the painting? To achieve the effect closest to the original, we recommend Hahnemühle Cotton Art Paper (310 g/m²). Its cotton structure and elegant finish best highlight the handcrafted character of Anna Farba’s works. For fans of rich, deep colors, we recommend Pearl Paper, and for those seeking a classic matte surface – Matte Paper.