From the minds of Michel Landi (top left, The Carpetbaggers) and Jean Mascii come these two French pajama-clad beauties…
Category Archives: 1960s posters
French Nagel?
Could mid-century French poster artist, Clement Hurel (top left), possibly have inspired 80s fashion maven, Patrick Nagel?
Viva Los Sombreros!
Hats off to these fine Mexican + French posters by Boris Grinsson (Viva Zapata), Guy Gerard Noel (Un Pistolet Pour Ringo), and Clement Hurel (La Cucaracha).
Moviepaper Romance
Franco-Italian Poster Smackdown!
Sometimes two different artists from two different countries — Clement Hurel (France) and Sandro Symeoni (Italy) — can come up with remarkably similar-looking posters for entirely different films…(KinoArt)
Como Istas?
Kitchen Sink Poster of the Day
Wow, there’s something for everyone in this Belgian beauty — a gunman in a gas mask, street brawlers, kung fu fighters, and a femme fatale fresh from a swim in her negligée…(MoviePosterBid)
DYN-O-MITE!
Is it a popular 1970s TV catch-phrase or an explosive movie poster?
The Stalker of Suspense?
There’s a new Hitchcock biopic (not to be confused with the other Anthony Hopkins-Hitchcock flick) coming out in October by HBO called The Girl, starring Toby Jones as Sir Alfred — and it covers The Master of Suspense’s scary obsession with female lead, Tippi Hedren (played by Sienna Miller), during filming of The Birds and Marnie.
Movie Poster Museum 