Limelight R1950s UK Quad Charles Chaplin Film Poster

Original first-year-of-release Belgian film poster for the Marx Bros classic A Night at the Opera featuring arguably the best design for the title. An extremely rare 'pre-War' poster...

Original 8x10 inches Publicity Film Movie Still for Cabaret (1972) featuring Liza Minnelli as Sally Bowles and Joel Grey as Master of Ceremonies. Publicity (film/production) still...

Original 8x10 inches Publicity Still for the Disney classic Mary Poppins (1964) starring Julie Andrews (Mary Poppins) and Dick Can Dyke (Bert). Publicity (film/production) stills we...

Marilyn, the documentary narrated by Rock Hudson and created as a cinematic eulogy to Monroe who died the year before, traces Monroe’s early studio beginnings from inA Ticket to Toma...

Original vintage Lithographic . Charlie Chaplin "The Great Dictator" Sheet : 103 x 64 cm. USA, 1940

An extremely rare early linocut poster for the first Swedish release of Charlie Chaplin's 1915 comedy short 'Burlesque on Carmen,’ his thirteenth film for Essanay Studios. A parody of Cecil B. DeMille’s 1915 ‘Carmen’ starring Geraldine Farrar and the near simultaneous release of William Fox’s ‘Carmen’ starring Theda Bara...

In the realm of iconic cinema, the silent film star Charlie Chaplin continues to shine brightly. The 1986 silkscreen print, "Cinéma Charlie Chaplin," skillfully crafted by artist Vincent Blom, stands as a visual ode to the enduring legacy of this cinematic legend. Blom's artistic interpretation adds a unique touch to the homage, elevating the print beyond a mere reproduction to a distinctive piece of art that captures the essence of Chaplin's timeless charm. Charlie Chaplin, with his timeless characters like the Tramp, left an indelible mark on cinematic history. The 1986 silkscreen print by Vincent Blom pays homage to Chaplin's enduring legacy, inviting viewers to rediscover the magic of silent cinema. The print serves as a tribute to Chaplin's ability to evoke laughter, pathos, and social commentary through his expressive performances. Vincent Blom's artistic expertise shines through in the 1986 silkscreen edition. The use of the silkscreen medium allows for a meticulous rendering of Chaplin's features, capturing the nuances of light and shadow that defined the silent film era. Blom's attention to detail adds a layer of sophistication to the homage, creating a visual symphony that resonates with Chaplin's cinematic artistry. Cinema - Exhibition - Charlie Chaplin Silvio Zamorani...

Original British trade advertisement for the 1931 silent Charlie Chaplin comedy romance City Lights. This trade advertisement was used for the films 1951 rerelease. The piece is co...