Movie Poster – To be Superfluous, Zdeněk Vlach, 1977

£35.00

Minimalist poster designed by award winning poster artist Zdeněk Vlach for Latvian film.

  • Movie title: To be Superfluous
  • Poster design: Zdeněk Vlach, 1977
  • Poster size: A3
  • Poster condition: Very nice

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    Minimalist movie poster.

     

    poster design: Zdeněk Vlach, Czechoslovakia, 1977

    Poster has been previously folded. It is fairly creased with few tiny cracks on right and bottom left edges. Several soft spots and pinholes across. Very nice condition. Poster is in A3 format.

    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.

    Zdeněk Vlach is renown Czech poster designer and book illustrator. He finished two years at the Academy of Fine Art in Prague and exhibited his work since 1960s. He has created over two hundreds movie posters during his career. Zdeněk Vlach received poster award from The Hollywood Reporter Magazine for Men’s Summer in 1977 and also Gold Medal for his movie poster Agony: The Life and Death of Rasputin from International Film Festival Chicago in 1982.

     

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