Collage movie posters designed in Czechoslovakia. Think of unthinkable. In many cases poster designers did not get the chance to watch the movie before designing the posters, or simply they did feel like it. Selection of the movies has rapidly changed since August 68′ occupation. Artists would go on in their own direction and make even bad movie, look good on the poster. Discover work of pioneers Karel Vaca, Karel Teissig, or just have a look around.
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Movie poster designed for Kay Pollak’s family drama by Czech graphic designer Vladimír Benetka.
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Collage poster designed for excellent comedy with Pierre Richard by Miroslav Noll.
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Minimalist poster design for Lasse Glomm’s romantic movie by Czech artist Eva Heřmanská.
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Movie poster designed for Aleksandr Efremov’s romantic tale by Czech fine artist and typographer Jiří Školník.
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Movie poster designed for Yaropolk Lapshin’s historical drama by Czech graphic designer and fine artist Eva Heřmanská.
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Movie poster designed for Savva Kulish’s drama starring Donatas Banionis by Czech graphic designer and illustrator Jindřich Čech.
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Movie poster designed for Jindřich Polák’s popular fantasy tale by Czech graphic designer and illustrator Jindřich Čech.
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Original movie poster El Alegre Divorciado designed by Vladimír Gottvald for a Spanish comedy directed by Pedro Lazaga.
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Movie poster designed for Claude Miller’s crime drama starring Lino Ventura by Slovak graphic designer, illustrator and pedagogue Ján Meisner.
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Wonderful minimalist poster featuring collage by Czech fine artist Bedřich Dlouhý.
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Movie poster designed for Miloslav Luther’s biographical crime drama by Slovak graphic designer, illustrator and pedagogue Ján Meisner.
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Movie poster designed for Kamil Yarmatov’s picture by Czech fine artist, graphic designer and typographer Bedřich Dlouhý.
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Movie poster designed for Erwin Stranka’s drama by Czech fine artist Libor Fára.
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Movie poster designed for Věra Chytilová’s picture by Czech fine artist Libor Fára. Movie has been banned by the Communist censors right after the screening and has not seen the light again until 1989. Officials believed such a movie would have a terrible influence on young. Promotional materials were usually scrapped.
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Movie poster designed for Eugen York’s adaptation of E.T.A. Hoffmann’s book by Czech fine artist Libor Fára.
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Movie poster designed for Jan Kačer’s drama by Czech fine artist Libor Fára.
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