Kurt Schwitters Posters

Original vintage travel advertising poster for Qantas super service at your command! Australia's international airline Qantas Empire Airways Ltd in association with British Overseas Airways Corporation BOAC and Tasman Empire Airways Ltd. Great mid century illustration featuring a smartly dressed smiling lady walking past a line of Qantas cabin crew wearing blue uniform with suitcases bearing luggage labels on the side, a man in a brown suit and hat following her and more passengers disembarking a Qantas Lockheed Constellation plane with an Australian flag...

Fantastic poster promoting The Who live in concert at the iconic Cow Palace in California, USA. Presented by Bill Graham, the concert was held November 20th and was the first stop on...

Original "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" vintage movie poster from 1975. 28" x 22" creasing and folds visible - unframed - will look amazing once fr...

Original 1968 Christo Wraps The Museum brown wrapping paper poster. Published by The Museum of Modern Art. Christo wasn't permitted to undertake this project so the show was a series...

Another of our favourite new additions, the simply sensational original Plakat Secesyjny/Art Nouveau Polish Poster Museum exhibition poster from 1971. Polish School of Posters master...

ABOUT First edition. Jimi Hendrix Flying Eyeball concert poster, 1968 BG-105: "Flying Eyeball", first printing, Bill Graham Presents Jimi Hendrix Experience, John Mayall, and Albert King at the Fillmore Auditorium & Winterland, February 1 & 4, 1968. Artwork by Rick Griffin. Printed on uncoated index card stock. In first editions, the number “105” is placed so that the “0” is overprinted by the “i” in “Tickets.” CREATOR Rick Griffin. DATE OF MANUFACTURE c.1968. MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES Cardstock Paper, Metal, Glass. CONDITION Good. Minor wear consistent with age and use. Holes each corner. Wear to each corner. Framed. DIMENSIONS Frame: H 26.75 in. W 19 in. D 1 in., Poster: H 21.25 in. W 14 in. HISTORY Over fifty years ago, Rick Griffin produced his epic poster masterpiece of symbolic iconography, "The Flying Eyeball", in a burst of inspiration. The image has arguably become the most recognizable and evocative image of the psychedelic 60s, being to Psychedelic Art what Warhol's soup tin is to Pop Art - an instant identifier for the age of Acid Rock. The Winged Eye symbol has its origins in antiquity, appearing in the art of the Egyptians and Assyrians. Rick particularly venerated the late 1950s' version, that of famed lowbrow artist Von Dutch, whose interpretation resonated with the roots of hot-rod culture, so central to Rick's Southern California upbringing. Von's Flying Eye was stylistically informed by traditional American tattooing and car culture, and he may also have been exposed to this image as nose art on WWII USAAF airplanes, an art form that influenced decorative automobile art...

Released in 1954, "There's No Business Like Show Business" captures the glamour and spectacle of Hollywood's golden age, featuring an all-star cast led by Ethel Merman and Marilyn Mo...

A fabulous vintage Boho framed poster. A chic composition for the Herb Ritts show at the Staley Wise gallery in NYC. Acquired from a Ft Lauderdale...

A rare and Original Poster for 1971 Warhol Tate Museum Exhibition. The poster is Marilyn 1964, silk screen by Warhol. In very good condition for the age. No Rips or Tears. A grea...

Beautiful poster from 1999 from The Guggenheim Museum's Children's Program "Learning Through Art". The program was founded in 1970 and continues to help children in New York City today. Featuring the iconic Russian tea cup...

Very cool original Japanese film poster for Audrey Hepburn and Albert Finney's, 1967 comedy. The artwork on this poster is unique to the Japanese release...

Stunning and vibrant poster from Trapholt art museum in Denmark to commemorate a 1998 exhibition featuring the designs of Charles and Ray Eames. In excellent condition, recently prof...