There is something very fascinating and puzzling about Czechoslovak Unknown Poster Artist. In the country with communist regime with very own special art movement, censorship and full on propaganda, many questions raise up. Why Unknown and why there wasn’t any signature, while everyone else was singing their work? Good number of movie posters were designed by Unknown Artists. If you wish you can read interesting article about Unknown Poster Artists in our poster blog.
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Movie poster designed for Mihai Iacob’s romantic drama by Czechoslovak Unknown Artist.
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Movie poster designed for Václav Vorlíček’s crime story by Czechoslovak Unknown Artist.
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Accompanying movie poster designed for Ivo Novák’s comedy drama by Czechoslovak Unknown Artist.
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Accompanying movie poster designed for Jaroslav Balík’s fantasy comedy with Jana Brejchová by Czechoslovak Unknown Artist.
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Accompanying movie poster designed for Jaroslav Balík’s fantasy comedy with Jana Brejchová and Jan Tříska by Czechoslovak Unknown Artist.
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Accompanying movie poster designed for Vladimír Čech’s humorous crime short tales by Czechoslovak Unknown Artist.
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Movie poster designed for Jack Couffer’s adventurous family tale with lovely illustration by Unknown Poster Artist.
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Movie poster designed for Dušan Hanák’s cinematic re-take of Martin Martinček’s photographic journey across rural villages in the northern part of Slovakia. His work was banned by communist authorities, photographs of old wrinkled people were not allowed to be seen, as they weren’t reflecting party’s propaganda correctly. Courageous move by then young director, who’s poetic documentary has confronted censors with negligence and was banned very shortly after the screening.
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Movie poster designed for Latzke Horst’s children’s tales by Czechoslovak Unknown Artist.
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Movie poster designed for Lev Golub’s war drama by Czechoslovak Unknown Artist.
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Movie poster designed for István Bácskai Lauró’s comedy by Czechoslovak Unknown Artist.
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Movie poster designed for 1970s Soviet fairy tale by Czechoslovak Unknown Artist.
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Very tasteful kids movie poster with excellent graphic features designed by Unknown artist.
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Additional movie poster designed for Oldřich Lipský’s children’s tale by Czechoslovak Unknown Artist.
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Additional movie poster designed for Oldřich Lipský’s comedy by Czechoslovak Unknown Artist.
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Additional movie poster designed for Oldřich Lipský’s comedy by Czechoslovak Unknown Artist.
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