They feature Cubist architecture, a style that has existed only in the Czech Republic since before World War I. The artwork by the artist Vlastislav Hofman and the photographs of the structure are of the entrance to a building in Prague called the Diamond Department, established in the 1910s, and the design utilizes the Cubist architectural style.
The building still stands in Prague 1 today.
A brief explanation:
The term "Cubism" comes from "cube" and is inspired by three-dimensionality; it is a piece of Czech history applied not only to walls but to the entire design of buildings.
To give a famous example, Picasso is an artist who incorporated the artistic techniques of Cubism!
These posters are original products exhibited at the museum dedicated to that Cubist architecture.
I was strongly drawn to them because they are items that can only be obtained locally.
There may be minor folding wrinkles or light smudges on the back, but I do not believe this will cause any issues with use.
