American Posters

Denoyer - Geppert Company; Winslow Health & Hygiene series chart, number W7 (Air and Health), copyright 1929, excellent condition, newly framed. Measures: 40" x 52".

The Cristiani family originally came to America from Italy in the 1930s and established themselves as the best circus bareback riders of all time. In the 1950s they established their...

A multi-color stone lithograph, printed using a single stone block. American, 1909.

Very rare poster depicting a nude, body-painted woman. Titled "EXHIBITION", Darien House, Inc. Printed on the left side: "A contemporary poster classic distributed exclusively ...

Robert Indiana poster silkscreen. (American, b. 1928-). "NY City Center Anniversary" silkscreen on silver paper. Lower left: List and poster copyright 1968 HKL LTD. Lower right: Robe...

From the home of Paul Newman and Joann Woodward, the 1960s original gilt framed
Movie poster.

Amazing silkscreen "Bow Bridge" from Paolo Soleri's bridge collection. Embossed with the Cosanti badge and star. In original gold frame with new premium gla...

Original 1967 Spanish B1 poster by Jano for the film Second Breath (Le Deuxieme Souffle) directed by Jean-Pierre Melville with Lino Ventura / Paul Meuriss...

Large scale mid-20th century pine wood framed Industrial poster showing safe working limits for various types of rigging loads on a factory or warehouse floor.

Important rare poster for Rauschenberg's first major museum retrospective. Printed offset litho in two tones of black. Framed.

September 1970 Vogue framed cover. Lauren Hutton photographed by Irving Penn. As found framed condition in gold wooden frame.

Vogue September 1963 framed original cover. Model Brigitte Bauer photographed by David Bailey. As found framed condition in gold wood frame.

A colorful Art Deco style ski promotion poster for the White Mountains in the state of New Hampshire, one of two posters created for the state by the artist Lou Hechenberger (origina...

Poster By Samuel Maitin 1971 poster of John Donne for whom the bell tolls in beautiful graphics and vivid color Measures: 36.25 x 24.25 x 1.25 inches Art...

Original 1970 U.S. one sheet poster for. Very good-fine condition, folded. Many original posters were issued folded or were subsequently folded. Please note: the size is stated in in...

Presented is an original "If You Want to Fight! / Join the Marines" World War I poster by Howard Chandler Christy from 1915. This taunting and daring recruitment poster urges the public to join the Marines. The work features the artist's signature in the lithograph stone, as well as a stunning depiction of a woman dressed in a Marines uniform at center. Christy played with the idea of confusing gender roles, as shown here with a woman pictured in a traditionally masculine role. This aimed to seduce men into joining the service. Howard Chandler Christy (1872-1952) was an illustrator whose work appeared in countless magazines, books, and posters. Christy's subjects ranged from romantic interludes in high-society New York to historic battles on the Scottish Highlands. His female depictions became so well known that they were dubbed "the Christy Girl...

Original 1995 U.S. poster by Muller + Co for Kansas City Blues and Jazz Festival (1995). Fine condition, dry-mounted. Please note: the size is stated in inches and the actual size ca...

This is a vintage travel poster for the Santa Fe Southern Railway, printed in 1949. This 20th century poster is typical of advertising at the time; it is colorfully vibrant, with simple yet strong graphics. The poster depicts a cowboy from a Dude Ranch talking with a woman traveller. The cowboy has a large hat, a smoking cigarette casually pressed between his lips, and a bright red bandana. Above them, the text “Southwestern Dude Ranches" is displayed in red rounded letters on a bright yellow field. The poster was drawn by Hernando Gonzalo Villa (1881-1952). The Santa Fe Railway was founded in 1859. The company helped settle the mid-west in the later part of the 19th century by selling real estate and farm land sanctioned by Congress. The Santa-Fe Railway became the second transcontinental railway to exist. It also expanded rail travel further than any other line, with north-to-south routes in California. Santa Fe had a robust freight business and extended its transportation reach with a bussing system. The Santa Fe Railway were strong advertisers, and produced many destination-driven posters to hang at airports, rail stations, billboards in large cities, and travel agencies. In 1945, the company was featured in a song titled, "On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe" sung by actress Judy Garland for the film "The Harvey Girls...

This is one of the best posters from the 1930s Winslow classroom series. The graphics are silhouette against a dramatic black background. unique to these posters. Black was used so t...

The self portrait lithograph poster announces a retrospective exhibition of the work of painter Pablo Picasso at MOMA open May 22, September 16, 1980. Great artwork by the notable S...

Here is the largest example of this 5th War Loan War Bond poster produced. This early poster was found untouched in original condition. It's 4 foot wi...