Our selection of vintage posters was curated to delight cinema lovers and those looking to complete their gallery walls. Choose from special vintage posters for all-time favorite movies (including rare editions intended for international releases) and classic advertising posters.

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Polish poster for the French film Zazie Dans Le Métro, 1960.<ul><li>Jolanta Karczewska&nbsp;(Polish).</li><li>In this poster designed for the first Polish release of the film in 1968, about a young girl exploring the Paris Metro, the designer sets the film's 11-year-old main character among highly flattened but vivid and dreamlike floral imagery.</li><li>Karczewska's depiction of the main character's colorful, wide and mismatched eyes serves to further the idea of a dreamlike, wild romp through Paris.</li><li>Paper, backed with linen.</li></ul>

Zazie in the Metro Polish Movie Poster

Poster for the movie The Thomas Crown Affair, 1968, starring Faye Dunaway and Steve McQueen.<ul><li>The boldly graphic imagery in this poster is made up of a series of variously cropped repetitions of an onscreen kiss between the film's leads.</li><li>A Norman Jewison film.</li><li>Paper, backed with linen.</li></ul>

James Bond The Thomas Crown Affair Movie Poster

German re-release poster for Billy Wilder's 1957 classic film Love in the Afternoon starring Gary Cooper and Audrey Hepburn.<ul><li>United Artists.</li><li>Rolled and unframed.</li></ul>

Love in the Afternoon German Movie Poster

Poster for the film soundtrack of Jaws.<ul><li>MCA Records soundtrack poster.</li><li>Unfolded and linen backed.</li></ul>

Jaws Movie Soundtrack Poster

A Japanese Kazuo Kamimura film poster from the 1964 French movie&nbsp;Les Parapluies de Cherbourg / The Umbrellas of Cherbourg.<ul><li>Kazuo Kamimura (Japanese, 1940–1986).</li><li>Parc Studio.</li><li>Unfolded and linen backed.</li><li>Unframed.</li></ul>

Les Parapluies de Cherbourg / The Umbrellas of Cherbourg Japanese Movie Poster

Polish poster for Hitchcock's film Vertigo starring Jimmy Stewart.<ul><li>Roman Cieslewicz&nbsp;(Polish).</li><li>Paramount Pictures.</li><li>A1.</li><li>Paper backed with linen.</li></ul>

Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo Polish Movie Poster

Czech movie poster for the Disney animated film Cinderella.<ul><li>Karel Vaca (Czech).</li><li>Walt Disney Studios.</li><li>First Czech release.</li><li>Paper.</li></ul>

Cinderella Czech Movie Poster

Rocky Czech movie poster.<ul><li>Jan Antonín Pacák (Czech, b. 1941).</li><li>Unframed.</li></ul>

Rocky Czech Movie Poster 

Movie poster for the UK release of Le Mans starring Steve McQueen, 1971.<ul><li>Cinema Center Films.</li><li>Printed by silkscreen.</li><li>Linen backed and unframed.</li></ul>

Le Mans British Movie Poster

Poster for the film Funny Face starring Audrey Hepburn and Fred Astaire.<ul><li>Paramount Pictures.</li><li>Paper backed.</li></ul>

Funny Face Movie Poster

Japanese poster for the film Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amelie Poulain.<ul><li>Miramax.</li><li>This artwork was used on two sizes of Japanese posters, this being the rarer of the two versions.</li><li>Style B.</li><li>Unfolded and linen backed.</li></ul>

Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amelie Poulain / Amelie Japanese Movie Poster

Australian daybill film poster for Stanley Kubrick's seminal sci-fi 2001: A Space Odyssey.<ul><li>Robert McCall (American).</li><li>Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.</li><li>Rolled paper.</li></ul>

2001: A Space Odyssey Australian Movie Poster

Polish poster for the David Lynch film Blue Velvet.<ul><li>Jan Mlodozeniec (Polish).</li><li>De Laurentiis Entertainment Group.</li><li>Paramount Pictures.</li><li>Rolled paper.</li></ul>

Blue Velvet Polish Movie Poster

Original photographic production still from The Seven Year Itch starring Marilyn Monroe and Tom Ewell, 1955.<ul><li>20th Century Studios.</li><li>Conservation framed with obeche wood, card mount and UV plexiglass.</li></ul>

The Seven Year Itch Movie Production Still

French movie poster for The&nbsp;Pink Panther cinematic run in France.<ul><li>United Artists.</li><li>Unframed, rolled and linen-backed.</li></ul>

The Pink Panther French Movie Poster

The Supremes concert poster.<ul><li>Joe Eula (American, 1925–2004)</li><li>Designed for the occasion of The Supremes concert at Lincoln Center, October 15, 1965.</li><li>Plate signed on lower-left corner.</li></ul>

The Supremes Concert Poster

Poster for the 1977 space epic Star Wars, created by George Lucas and starring Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher and Harrison Ford.<ul><li>This poster was printed on heavier paper stock, and designed for special displays and drive-in cinemas.</li><li>Fewer of this size poster were printed, and many were folded over time.</li><li>This one is a rarer unfolded example that does not surface very often.</li><li>Style D.</li><li>Lucasfilm Ltd. and distributed by 20th Century Fox.</li><li>Paper, backed with linen.</li></ul>

Star Wars Movie Poster

Poster advertising the exhibition, Jean-Michel Basquiat Works and Portraits at Parco Gallery Tokyo in July/August 1997.<ul><li>Photograph of Basquiat in boxing gloves by Michael Halsband.</li><li>Published in conjunction with the publication Basquiat: King for a Decade by Taka Kawachi.</li><li>Reverse of poster includes Japanese text as well as images of Basquiat and his works.</li><li>Unsigned from an edition of unknown size.</li><li>Offset lithograph printed.</li></ul>

Jean-Michel Basquiat Works and Portraits Poster

Vintage "Poppy Gives Thanks" concert poster.<ul><li>Milton Glaser (American, 1929–2020).</li><li>The concert at Carnegie Hall featured performances by Poppy music label artists Townes Van Zandt, The Mandrake and Dick Gregory.</li><li>Offset lithograph print on paper.</li></ul> Poppy was an unconventional '60s record company that Milton Glaser had introduced with an image of a bright flower breaking through a stone monolith. Ironically, the company was so successful that it was ultimately sold to one of the established bigger companies it had earlier positioned itself against. The typeface-Neo-Futura-a stencil variation on the classic Bauhaus Futura alphabet is only one of the many that Glaser has created.

Poppy Gives Thanks Carnegie Hall Concert Poster

British lobby card for the release of The Ladykillers, directed by Alexander Mackendrick, 1955.<ul><li>Reginald Mount (British, 1906–1979).</li><li>Ealing Studios.</li><li>Framed with obeche wood, card mount and UV plexiglass.</li></ul> Most film posters and lobby cards were designed in-house by studio artists and designers. However, throughout the 1940s and 1950s, Ealing Studios broke the mold by adopting an ambitious and inventive approach to poster design. Headed by Sydney John Woods, a formidable graphic designer in his own right, the Ealing advertising department invited contemporary artists and designers to create posters for their films.

The Ladykillers British Movie Lobby Card

Movie poster for the UK release of The Man in the White Suit&nbsp;starring Alec Guinness, 1951.<ul><li>Alfred Reginald Thompson (English, 1894–1979).</li><li>S. John Woods (English, 1915–1997).</li><li>Ealing Studios.</li><li>Unfolded and linen backed.</li><li>Unframed.</li></ul> Most film posters were designed in-house by studio artists and designers. However, throughout the 1940s and 1950s, Ealing Studios broke the mold by adopting an ambitious and inventive approach to poster design. Headed by Sydney John Woods, a formidable graphic designer in his own right, the Ealing advertising department invited contemporary artists and designers to create posters for their films.

The Man in the White Suit British Movie Poster

Poster for the release of Stanley Kubrick's&nbsp;2001: A Space Odyssey, 1968.<ul><li>Robert McCall (American, 1919-2010).</li><li>Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer&nbsp;Studios.</li><li>Style C International Cinerama poster.</li><li>Linen backed paper, unfolded and unframed. </li><li>Printed in Italy, used as part of the US advertising campaign for the film's international release, no title was printed on the poster, which made it easy to use in all parts of the world.</li></ul>

2001: A Space Odyssey Movie Poster

First release Danish film poster for James Bond Thunderball.<ul><li>Robert E. McGinnis (American, b. 1926).</li><li>United Artists.</li><li>Unframed and linen backed.</li></ul>

James Bond Thunderball Danish Movie Poster

Poster for the film Vertigo, 1958, directed and produced by Alfred Hitchcock, and starring James Stewart and Kim Novak.<ul><li>Saul Bass (American, 1920–1996).</li><li>The top half of this poster includes the now iconic illustration by the designer Saul Bass, which features a man and woman descending into a spiral or vortex.</li><li>Saul Bass' imagery found in this poster can also be found throughout the title sequence for the film.</li><li>The bottom half of the poster includes a grayscale photo of the two leads in a kiss.</li><li>Alfred J. Hitchcock Productions.</li><li>Poster is conservation framed in obeche wood behind UV plexiglass.</li></ul>

Vertigo Movie Poster

Illustrated Czech poster for the film Planet of the Apes.<ul><li>20th Century Fox.</li><li>Unfolded and paper backed.</li></ul>

Planeta Opic / Planet of the Apes Czech Movie Poster

Very rare publicity photograph of Marilyn Monroe.<ul><li>Philippe Halsman (1906–1979).</li><li>Window on the back of the frame showing a Philippe Halsman copyright stamp, along with his pencil signature and the wording "True Marilyn 1954 photo montage."</li><li>Framed in obeche wood, card mount and UV plexiglass.</li></ul>

Marilyn Monroe Movie Publicity Still

Poster for the release of Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey.<ul><li>Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer&nbsp;Studios.</li><li>Style D.</li><li>Linen backed.</li><li>Created for wild pastings on New York City walls, subways and temporary structures.&nbsp;</li></ul> MGM commissioned this poster for the film's 70 mm relaunch in New York City in 1969.&nbsp;Surprisingly, the initial release of the film was not a huge success.&nbsp;There were two wild pasting posters designed for the 70 mm release, both of which feature the star child and Mike Kaplan's tagline the ultimate trip.&nbsp;This style poster features the star child floating in an iris.&nbsp;The poster really captured the experimental mood of the time and struck a chord with audiences.&nbsp;The release of the 70 mm film helped to make it a commercial and critical success.&nbsp;This poster is one of the most evocative of its time.

Lobby card from the 1963 rerelease of the romantic thriller To Catch a Thief, directed by Alfred Hitchcock and starring Cary Grant and Grace Kelly.<ul><li>Paramount Pictures.</li><li>Lobby card number 8.</li><li>Framed in obeche wood, card mount and UV plexiglass.</li></ul>

To Catch a Thief Movie Lobby Card

Vintage Lovin' Spoonful concert poster.<ul><li>Milton Glaser (American, 1929–2020).</li><li>Designed for the occasion of the Lovin' Spoonful concert at Lincoln Center, February 21, 1972.</li><li>Milton Glaser credit stamp on lower left.</li><li>Offset lithograph print on paper.</li></ul>

The Lovin' Spoonful Concert Poster

Lobby card for Alfred Hitchcock's&nbsp;Dial M for Murder&nbsp;starring Grace Kelly, 1954.<ul><li>Warner Brothers Pictures.</li><li>Lobby card number 7.</li><li>Framed in obeche wood, with card mount and UV plexiglass.</li><li>Desirable card as it shows the key scene in the film. </li></ul>

Dial M For Murder Movie Lobby Card

British poster for the Ken Russell comedy French Dressing.<ul><li>Pathé.</li><li>Associated British Picture Corporation.</li><li>Unfolded and linen backed.</li></ul>

French Dressing British Movie Poster

Poster for the release of the French film À Bout de Souffle with misprint of director's name.<ul><li>Clement Hurel (French, 1927–2008)</li><li>Société Nouvelle de Cinématographie.</li><li>Linen backed.</li></ul> This poster was from the initial print run, which had a typo in the director's surname.&nbsp;This was printed Jean-Luc Godart instead of Jean-Luc Godard. The printers quickly corrected the mistake, however, a few of the original posters with the misprint did get circulated. As a result, these are extremely rare.

À Bout de Souffle French Movie Poster

Movie poster for the crime drama Cool Hand Luke, starring Paul Newman, 1967.<ul><li>Bill Gold (American, 1921–2018).</li><li>Warner Bros. — Seven Arts.</li><li>Linen-backed paper.</li><li>Unframed.</li></ul>

Cool Hand Luke Movie Poster

Poster for the Alfred Hitchcock film North by Northwest starring Cary Grant.<ul><li>Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.</li><li>Rerelease artwork.</li><li>Linen backed.</li></ul>

North by Northwest Movie Poster

Poster for the movie Spirited Away or Sen to Chihiro no Kamikakushi written and directed by Hayao Miyazaki, 2001.<ul><li>Animated and produced by Studio Ghibli.</li><li>Style C.</li><li>Paper, backed with linen.</li></ul>

Sen to Chihiro no Kamikakushi/ Spirited Away Japanese Movie Poster 

Petite movie poster for the French release of King Kong.<ul><li>René Péron (French).</li><li>RKO Radio Pictures.</li><li>Paper.</li></ul>

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Jolanta Karczewska

Kazuo Kamimura

Roman Cieslewicz, Alfred Hitchcock

Walt Disney Studios, Karel Vaca

Jan Antonín Pacák

Robert McCall, Stanley Kubrick

Jan Mlodozeniec

Marilyn Monroe

Joe Eula

Milton Glaser

S. John Woods, Alfred Reginald Thompson

Robert McCall, Stanley Kubrick

Robert E. McGinnis

Saul Bass , Alfred Hitchcock

Philippe Halsman, Marilyn Monroe

Stanley Kubrick

Alfred Hitchcock

Milton Glaser

Alfred Hitchcock

Clement Hurel, Société Nouvelle de Cinématographie

Bill Gold

Alfred Hitchcock

Rene Peron