Le Petit Soldat / The Little Soldier

Original Japanese film poster for The 1966 French New Wave film Qui Etes-Vous, Polly Maggoo? This film was directed by William Klein and starred Sami Frey, Grayson Hall and Donyale...

Original Japanese film poster for Jeux Interdits / Forbidden Games 1952. This poster was created for the films Japanese re-release in 1972 The film staredGeorges Poujouly and Brigi...

Original French movie poster for, Alfred Hitchcock's, 1953 film noir starring Montgomery Clift, Anne Baxter The art work on this beautiful French poster is by Rene Peron (1904-1972)...

Original Japanese film poster for the 1967 French New Wave documentary. This film was directed by a host of directors including Jean-Luc Godard, William Klein, Joris Ivens, Claude Lelouch and Agnès...

David Dellepiane, born in Genoa in 1866, arrived in France at the age of 9 and entered the École des Beaux-Arts in Marseille in 1880. He lived in Paris in 1890, at a time when modernstyle was becoming popular with Mucha's posters. He worked in the capital under the direction of Jules Chéret who trained him in lithographic art. It is Jean Bardou who creates around 1845 the brand of cigarette paper "J.B", which quickly became "JOB". His son, Joseph Bardou, also created a cigarette paper workshop in 1849, with the brands Papier Bardou and Riz Bardou, and the signature "JH Bardou". In the 1870s, part of the production was sent to Egypt, which is why one of the paper brands was given the name of the Nile, registered on May 13, 1887. This product was launched by advertisements with images of sphinxes, pyramids, palm trees and the famous elephant which was redesigned by the poster artist Leonetto Cappiello in 1912. This poster shows Napoleon on horseback, with a battalion of soldiers. Tobacco - Military - Advertisement Napoleon in Egypt - Rolling paper...

Original vintage World War Two French military recruitment poster - Join The New Army Infantry / Engagez-vous Rengagez-vous dans l'Infanterie de l'Armee Nouvelle - featuring an illus...

Original vintage military propaganda poster - Jeunes Choisissez L'Arme Blindee / Young People Choose The Armoured Weapon (Division) - featuring two soldiers standing next to the gun turret of a tank with one smiling and waving to the viewer and the other holding the top of the 1st Armored Division emblem, the French flag on the side and a silhouette of a horse rearing up on its hinds legs and whinnying in the background. The 1st Armored Division (1re Division Blindee / 1re DB) was formed during World War Two in 1943; the unit's emblem depicts the cross of Saint Louis and an M4 Sherman tank used by the Free French Armored...

Un Homme Et Une Femme (1966) Original One Sheet (27 X 41 Inches) This sensitive film from director Claude Lelouch explores the relationship between a man and a woman (Anouk Aimee an...