Poor Cow

The Polish film poster for Ken Loach's gritty 1960s Classic movie Poor Cow. Mlodozeniec's brightly colored mini skirt artwork against the black drop is striking. Actual vintage poster size...

We adore the pop colours and heavily contrasted styling that features on the German film poster for Ken Loach's 60s kitchen-sink drama Poor Cow. Fischer's ...

Fantastic poster promoting The Who live in concert at the iconic Cow Palace in California, USA. Presented by Bill Graham, the concert was held November 20th and was the first stop on...

Original 1927 French vintage La Vache qui rit (The Laughing Cow) advertising poster featuring the iconic Laughing Cow image. This printing was the 9th Edition of the classic poster. ...

The countycore Jung Koch Quentell illustrates the anatomy of the domestic European cattle. Used as teaching material in German schools. Colorful print on paper reinforced with canvas...

Immerse yourself in the poignant beauty of 'The Poor Fisherman' print—a work that captures the essence of struggle and resilience, rendered with evocative detail and deep emotional d...

Perhaps the most popular X-rated movie of all time, Gerard Damiano's 1972 sexploitation classic 'Deep Throat' was one of the first pornographic films to in...

An international style US lobby card for Woody Allen's 1979 romantic comedy "Manhattan," starring co-writer and director Allen as a twice-divorced middle-aged comedy writer dating a ...

Widely regarded as Quentin Tarantino's masterpiece, the ultra-violent comedic crime thriller 'Pulp Fiction' followed the intertwining tales of Los Angeles oddballs John Travolta, Samuel L. Jackson, Uma Thurman and Bruce Willis...

Marchal Ferrari accessory counter advertising sign, ca 1950’s, color litho celluloid over card backing. The sign was produced when Marchal (electrical car parts including head lamps) provided Ferrari cars of accessory. Very Rare item, perfect for any car mascot, hood ornemant or automobilia collector. The Artist was H. Camy, a French poster designer. He did works for Marchal and Citroen among others. FERRARI 375 PLUS After winning the Auto Sport World Championships in 1953, Enzo Ferrari decided to build a small series of spiders that would spearhead the Scuderia’s latest assault on the World title. These cars were to be known as the 375 PLUS for which Aurelio Lampredi developed a truly powerful V12 engine of nearly five litres while Pinin Farina took care of the coachwork. The results lived up to all expectations and the car also triumphed at Agadir, Silverstone and Le Mans. However, its most significant victory of all was Umberto Maglioli’s at the Carrera Panamericana...