Indiana Jones and the temple of doom

Step into the striking visual world of the Polish School of Posters with this rare and authentic piece from 1985, created for the Polish theatrical release of Steven Spielberg’s legendary second installment: Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.

Printed under the communist regime, this official Polish poster is far more than a movie promotion — it is a graphic reinterpretation, stylized and enigmatic, created by a local artist with complete visual freedom. With its sharp contrasts and symbolic silhouette, the artwork evokes the mysterious, adventurous spirit of the Indiana Jones saga, while reflecting the bold aesthetic typical of 1980s Polish poster design.

A true piece of collectible art

Attributed to artist Adam Jaeschke (or Witold Dybowski, according to some sources), this poster exemplifies the best of the internationally acclaimed Polska Szkoła Plakatu — known for condensing the essence of a film into a single, metaphorical and expressive image, often more artistic than its Western counterparts.