A true collector’s gem. This is an original, first-issue Polish film poster for the 1978 Italian crime drama Corleone, directed by Pasquale Squitieri and starring Giuliano Gemma and Claudia Cardinale. What sets this piece apart is its bold abstract design by Polish artist Marszalek, a contributor to the internationally recognized Polish School of Poster Art – a Cold War-era design movement renowned for its surreal, symbolic interpretations of global cinema. This visual reinterpretation of Corleone captures the intensity of the mafia genre through stark contrasts and stylized portraiture. Title: Corleone (1978). Artist: Marszalek (signature printed in lower right). 26″ x 38″ (Polish B1 format). Printer: ZGG – Zjednoczone Zaklady Graficzne (Poland’s state-run print house). Country of Origin: Poland???? Condition: Excellent vintage condition – rolled, no folds or tears. Light edge wear and gentle roll memory waves from long-term tube storage – a hallmark of authentic vintage posters. ? Authenticity & Provenance. This is a genuine original print, not a reproduction or reprint. It carries several indicators of authenticity. Printed by ZGG, Poland’s official film poster press in the 1970s. Artist signature visible on the design (Marszalek). Handwritten archival code on reverse: “2389/E 72″ – typical of cataloging marks from state distributors or archives. Stored in rolled condition for decades, resulting in soft paper memory waves that confirm its untouched, original state. ? Why It’s Rare. This version of Corleone is not commercially reprinted. A striking example of Eastern Bloc reinterpretation of Western cinema – a niche but highly desirable category for collectors, designers, and film historians. Collectors of Polish School poster art. Fans of mafia/crime cinema. Archivists of Cold War design. Interior designers & decorators (brutalist / modernist themes). Unique, meaningful gifts for film buffs or graphic design lovers.