A couple of years ago my girlfriend and I were hunting for rare posters in New York and came across an amazing piece of artwork. It was an artist's portrait (somewhat impressionistic, if memory serves) of a little girl. We were told it was a poster for a Polish children's cartoon that was loosely based on Don Quixote.
We thought the price tag was a bit much at the time so we didn't buy it, but occasionally we talk about how we should have gotten it. I've searched for the poster again and haven't been able to find it. Unfortunately, I don't remember the name of the cartoon or the poster shop so I can't go back and ask.
I did do some research at the time and remember verifying the Polish origin. I think I also found that the cartoon wasn't well known and aired during the 1980's, but I could be making that up. Any suggestions?
We thought the price tag was a bit much at the time so we didn't buy it, but occasionally we talk about how we should have gotten it. I've searched for the poster again and haven't been able to find it. Unfortunately, I don't remember the name of the cartoon or the poster shop so I can't go back and ask.
I did do some research at the time and remember verifying the Polish origin. I think I also found that the cartoon wasn't well known and aired during the 1980's, but I could be making that up. Any suggestions?