Morris 850 Mini 1960 UK Dealer Poster

We adore the 60s re-release for classic musical South Pacific. Tom Chantrell's design is more akin to a travel poster than a film poster, and it certainly makes us want to visit! Sumptuous colours. Tom Chantrell (1916 - 2001) arguably the greatest British film poster designer, certainly one of its most prolific, reputedly finishing some 800 designs. Born the son of a circus performer in Manchester, England, he started work in advertising as an illustrator. During WWII he put his artistic skills to use designing propaganda posters for the war effort. After the war, he established a career in cinema advertising, and established his name designing posters for epic films such as The King and I (1956), One Million Years B.C. (1966) and Star Wars (1977), as well as Hammer horror...

Original Academy Cinema British film poster for 60s war drama Normandie Niemen featuring a wonderful design by Peter Strausfeld. Cologne born Strausf...

Howard Hawks' The Thing From Another World!, the classic 1951 sci-fi. Great artwork for a great film on the Quad from its early re-release from the 1960's! This vintage movie poster...

The fantastic first-year-of-release, country-of-origin UK Quad film poster for classic Hammer horror Dracula. The first in the highly successful and lauded Hammer Dracula series. We ...

This wonderful poster promotes the exhibition of American Minimalist artist Robert Morris at the iconic Tate Gallery in London, held between April 26th to June 6th 1971. The poster d...

The legendary Alfred Hitcock's all-time classic "Vertigo" was released in 1958, based on the 1954 novel by Boileau-Narceiac. Regularly ranked as one of the greatest and most influen...

Exhibition poster and announcement for a show of Sister Mary Corita Kent's new serigraphs held at New York City's Morris Gallery from December 7-31, 1966, ...

Known as the "Farewell to England" tour, the Rolling Stones 1971 UK Tour took place across 10 days in March 1971 across 9 cities and saw the Stones at their absolute peak. They released the iconic "Sticky Fingers" a few weeks after the tour. After being commissioned to create the 1970 European Tour poster, and in turn, creating the iconic Stones tongue and lip logo, British designer John Pasche was recruited to create this iconic poster. Featuring an old car driving down the countryside roads...