Lego man - poster

The Lego Man poster is a reproduction of the Lego Man patent by Godtfred K. Christiansen and Jens N. Knudsen.

Patent No. USD253711S was published in 1979 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

Lego Minifigures

The Lego building system was created in 1949 in Billund, Denmark, by a toy company. The brick-connecting mechanism was patented in 1958. The first human-shaped toys appeared in 1974 in the Lego Family sets. The following year, the first minifigures appeared, and in 1978, mass production began in their current form, consisting of six types of elements: legs with hips, a torso, arms, hands, a head, and hair. The bricks brought Lego worldwide success. For decades, almost every child in the world has dreamed of Lego bricks. The Danish company created the world's most valuable toy brand, valued at $7.6 billion in 2017. Lego products are primarily children's bricks, divided into various thematic categories. However, the company actively licenses its popular brand, and their logo can also be found on all kinds of children's products, particularly clothing and school supplies. Numerous cartoons, animated films, and video games dedicated to the brand's characters have also been created.

A Lego poster is the perfect gift for any Lego fan.

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Matte Paper (formerly Smooth)

Fully matte paper with a grammage of 230 g/m². This is a high-quality photographic paper, significantly thicker than standard "poster paper." It provides excellent readability without reflections and faithful reproduction of natural colors, making it a solid choice for a classic look.

Pearl Paper

Our Pearl Paper with a grammage of 255 g/m² is the perfect step forward for those who desire an even more striking print. It has an elegant, satin surface with a subtle sheen characteristic of traditional photographic prints. This type of paper significantly enhances colors, deepens blacks, and gives posters a professional, more dynamic, and expressive look compared to standard matte paper. It's a great choice for highlighting details and adding exceptional depth to graphics, delighting the eye with vibrant colors.

Hahnemühle FineArt Paper

A true gem for connoisseurs – produced by the German manufacturer Hahnemühle FineArt. Made of 100% cotton, completely acid- and bleach-free, with an impressive grammage of 310 g/m². Most often found in art galleries and museums, where archival durability and unique character are paramount. Perfect as a gift or for lovers of the highest quality papers and artistic expression. Full name: Hahnemühle William Turner.

You can return any poster within 30 days of its delivery. Contact us via the contact page or simply send it to us.

This also applies if you want to exchange the poster for a different size, color, or paper type.