As stated above, local music stores can be great sources for
posters of your favorite singers -- Cecilia, in this case. BUT it
helps that the store is a true classical music store.
A Tower Records, and to a lesser degree, Borders, will be
given ample posters by the record labels. If you're a regular
customer at a store, particularly known as a Cecilia fan, it's
very reasonable for the classical music department people to
save a poster for you.
But you need to make your interests known! They generally
receive more posters than they can use, so if they know that
a good customer who happens to be a Cecilia fan would like
a poster of her, I think your odds of getting one are quite good.
Particularly remind them before a new CD comes out,
or after you buy a new CD (although, stangely, posters are
often not issued in conjunction with the release of a new CD,
but at times months later).
Once you get a poster, particularly if it's paper quality (not
cardboard), I'd recommend mounting it on a sheet of
formcore, which you can buy at an arts supply or framing
store.
Good luck!
Dave
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Free Posters from local music stores 
Posters, prints? Anyone?
