French Provincial Posters

Vintage Framed French Movie Poster "Baisers volés" Stolen Kisses by François Truffaut. Large Framed, Baisers Volés Year: 1968 - France Director: François Truffaut Movie Poster. Poster designed by Rene Ferraci in 1968. Size: 47 x 63 in. Framed in Los Angeles : Frame Dimensions: 64 in. H x 48 in wide. The poster features a captivating image of the film's main characters, Antoine Doinel (played by Jean-Pierre Léaud) . The poster exudes a timeless quality, emphasizing the film's romantic and nostalgic elements. The title, "Baisers volés," is elegantly displayed in bold, cursive lettering at the top of the poster. The font choice reflects the film's playful and romantic atmosphere. François Truffaut's name appears prominently, underscoring his directorial vision and establishing his reputation. In the background, a whimsical Parisian setting is hinted at, with the silhouette of the Eiffel Tower and a few iconic rooftops against a dusky sky. This subtle touch evokes the film's setting and reinforces its French charm. The overall composition is balanced and visually engaging. The poster captures the essence of "Baisers volés" by highlighting its themes of love, spontaneity, and the joys and complexities of romantic relationships. To further enhance the vintage aesthetic, the poster may feature distressed edges or subtle texture, giving it an aged look reminiscent of classic cinema. This design choice adds an additional layer of nostalgia and authenticity to the poster. Overall, this movie poster for "Baisers volés" embodies the film's romantic spirit and serves as a captivating visual invitation to experience the tender and playful world of François Truffaut's beloved masterpiece. Stolen Kisses (French: Baisers volés) is a 1968 French romantic comedy-drama film directed by François Truffaut, starring Jean-Pierre Léaud, Delphine Seyrig and Claude Jade. It continues the story of the character Antoine Doinel, whom Truffaut had previously depicted in The 400 Blows...

La Soupe, a mounted, offset printed lithograph illustrated by the French naturalist, Émile Deyrolle – printed for the classroom by Bernard Carant, Paris, Fran...

Le Cafe, a mounted, offset printed lithograph illustrated by the French naturalist, Émile Deyrolle – printed for the classroom by Bernard Carant, Paris, France, circa 1930s-1940s. This is a high quality, original Carant printing, not a reproduction. The illustrated teaching chart outlines the parts of the coffee plant along with the various pots and grinders used in coffee preparation and service. Each vignette is titled in French in a simple hand printed type face. Émile Deyrolle was a French naturalist and historian in Paris. The business was founded by his naturalist grandfather, Jean-Baptiste Deyrolle who opened his shop in 1831 at 23, Rue de la Monnaie. Émile entered the family business in 1866. Printed at the bottom, translated from the French: Reproduction prohibited. School Museum, Les Fils d’ Émile Deyrolle, 46 Rue de Bac, Paris. Bernard Carant, Paris. Mounted on a heavy weight board with riveted metal hanging holes at the top, strung with cord. Still brightly colored. Charming in a kitchen, pantry, or a French style cafe. Measures: 24.5 in. L x 19 in. W Showing the expected light wear. Minimal foxing, mild wear to the corners. Available are two other mounted posters depicting, La Soupe...

BUS STOP, 1956. Original French “Grande” Movie Poster from a re-release of the movie in the 1970s. The movie starts Marilyn Monroe, Don Mur...

Le Rendez Vous De Biarritz French poster. Du 11 au 18 Septembre 1950, organize par OBJECTIF 49. Vintage 1950 French Poster for a French Movie Fest...