Movie Poster – Troubleshooters, Stanislav Vajce, 1972
£89.00 – £242.00
Wonderful collage poster designed for Georges Lautner’s crime comedy starring Bernard Blier by Czech fine artist, graphic designer and illustrator Stanislav Vajce.
- Movie title: Troubleshooters
- Poster design: Stanislav Vajce, 1972
- Poster size: A3 | A1
- Poster condition: Exc. | Very nice
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Stanislav Vajce’s mysterious collage poster for 1970s French movie.
- title: Troubleshooters | Laisse aller… c’est une valse | V rytmu valčíku | France, 1972
- director: Georges Lautner
- with: Jean Yanne, Mireille Darc, Bernard Blier
poster designer: Stanislav Vajce, 1972
Excellent collage poster designed by Stanislav Vajce for a French drama Troubleshooters aka Laisse aller… c’est une valse directed by Georges Lautner. Stanislav Vajce is a Czech painter, book illustrator and poster designer, currently living in Germany where he emigrated in 1987. During 1959 – 1963 Stanislav Vajce studied at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague. Stanislav Vajce is primarily painter, but during 60s and 70s created over twenty film posters for Czechoslovakian and foreign movies. His visual language is mainly based on collage accompanied by soft palette and a repetitive use of artist’s own symbolism and collection of patterns.
Movie posters in our collection were promotional materials. Posters used on display in the cinemas across the former Czechoslovakia. They bear signs of their age.
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