Sibelius-Veckan Sibeliusveckan

This is an original, authentic poster promoting "Sibeliusveckan" (Sibelius Week), an annual music festival in honor of the celebrated Finnish composer Jean Sibelius, whose powerful symphonic works helped define Finland’s national identity in the early 20th century. The design features a striking, stylized portrait of Sibelius in black and white, rendered in a stippled, pointillist technique that gives the image both texture and depth. His stern and contemplative expression is framed by maroon laurels, symbolizing honor and distinction.

Behind him, minimalist architectural outlines of city buildings—including church spires and classical façades—suggest the cultural landscape of Finland or possibly Helsinki, where the festival is traditionally held. The typography is bold and elegant, with the name “SIBELIUSVECKAN” prominently displayed in maroon capital letters. The stylized ampersand in the "S" adds an artistic flourish to the composition.

The poster is in very good condition, showing minimal signs of age. Its clean layout, sophisticated graphic style, and cultural significance make it a highly collectible piece for those interested in vintage design, Scandinavian music heritage, or mid-century European poster art. A fantastic candidate for framing.