1977 CUBA Silkscreen VTG Movie FILM Poster Santiago Alvarez Julio Eloy RAINBOW. Very rare vintage example as pictured. Laminated with wear, minor losses, fading, and discoloration as pictured. Will look excellent framed.
Dimensions: 28.25″ x 19.75″. Great condition for age, some wear. (See photos for any wear). Is posted in strong tube for quality and safety of the poster. Please contact with any questions.
L inen backed; s ilkscr een. Top corner and top edge tack holes; some surface scratches/creases/abrasions/smudges, which is typical of silkscreen posters that have been previously handled; some edge and corner wear and tears; this poster should display beautifully once…
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Vintage 70s Silkscreen Poster 1973 Callander page Ludwig Gebhard Print Art 23×16. This print is in good preowned condition. There may be light age spots and crinkles in the from storage (pictured). These pages are from a 1973 Callender. They…
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Lot Of Vintage 6 Cuban SILKSCREEN Movie POSTERS Handmade ART Bachs. They were hard to photograph as they were rolled up, had to use glasses to keep them down so they could be properly shown. Some of the edges have…
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Titulo: Pedacito de Tierra Artista: Rafael Tufio, 1952. Medio: Serigrafa Medidas: 19″ x 27″. Very Good Condition with Some Tiny Little Moth Holes (Please Refer to Pictures). En este llamativo cartel, Rafael Tufiorefleja acertadamente el mensaje central de la pelculaPedacito…
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Titulo: Tiempo Muerto Artista: Rafael Tufio, 1950’s. Medio: Serigrafa Medidas: 20.5″ x 33″. Very Good Condition (Please Refer to Pictures). Tiempo Muerto (1940) written by Manuel Méndez Ballester, is a classic tragedy of the Puerto Rican theater. Set at the…
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Cuba Silkscreen Vintage Movie Posters. This product data sheet is originally written in English. We are located in Japan. It’s our pleasure to make you happy by proposing our recommend item. If you have any questions or request about items,…
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It is entitled TICKET , and created for the 5th Annual New York Film Festival at Lincoln Center in 1967. It was printed by Chiron Press, New York, and published by Leo Castelli Gallery, New York. This print is from…
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This is not typical thin paper as you would normally see on posters and you would not be able to fold this poster. The graphics are incredible so I think the process by which they did this is silkscreen or…
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