Dial M For Murder, Framed Poster, 1954

Original American film poster for the Alfred Hitchcock's classic 1954 thriller Dial M for Murder. This film starred Ray Milland, Grace Kelly and Rober Cummings. This piece is conserv...

Original vintage cinema poster for a family mystery film The Double McGuffin directed by Joe Camp and starring Ernest Borgnine, George Kennedy and Elke Sommer...

and then, without warning, the machine became..... A Frankenstein of steel! Fantastic and very rare British film poster for the 50s sci-fi movie Gog. 30 x 40 in Folded Excellen...

Widely ranked as one of Alfred Hitchcock's greatest films and among the greatest of all time, "Rear Window" was released in 1954. The film marked the second collaboration between the...

Original British film poster for the 1959 Thriller starring James Stewart, Lee Remick and Ben Gazzara. This film was directed by Otto Preminger. This poster is conservation linen b...

Original US Title card for the 1959 thriller starring James Stewart, Lee Remick, Ben Gazzara. This film was directed by Otto Preminger. This piece is in excellent condition, with th...

Original special poster for the Art Directors Club for Anatomy of a Murder (1959) This film was directed by Otto Preminger, and stars James Stewart. It was one of the first mainstrea...

Beautiful poster printed in lithography with artwork from Swiss graphic designer & artist Herbert Leupin created for Ford. Ford Motor Company was founded by Henry Ford in 1903 and co...

A Set Of Six Framed Poster For Biology Class

This vintage French travel poster, titled Touraine – Château de Chambord, was created around 1910 by noted landscape painter and chromolithographer Louis Tauzin (1842–1915). Commissioned by the Chemins de Fer d'Orléans (Orléans Railway), the poster was part of a broader campaign promoting rail travel to France’s most scenic and historic destinations. Depicted in rich color and romantic detail, the Château de Chambord stands at the heart of the Loire Valley, in the region of Touraine. Built in the 16th century by King Francis I as a royal hunting lodge, the château is celebrated for its immense scale and remarkable fusion of French medieval tradition with classical Renaissance architecture — a symbol of royal ambition and artistic innovation. Tauzin, a prolific figure in the golden age of French poster art, was widely known for his work promoting tourism, leisure, and commerce. As head of studio at the esteemed Parisian lithography house Champenois, he played a key role in shaping the visual identity of early 20th-century French advertising. His poster for Touraine – Château de Chambord exemplifies the elegance and allure that made the French railway posters...