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I checked, and sadly, none of the Universal Flash Gordon re-release posters
have litho numbers, so that is a dead end. The way to surely date exactly
when in the 1940s those movies were re-released would be to check newspaper
archives to see when ads ran for them, but that would be very
Bruce,
The New York Times has a searchable archive available to subscribers. For the
tighter among us you can also search it and get a preview of the results to
get an idea if anything is there. Also, if they ran a review you can usually
read the entire thing for free.
Should/could movie posters ever be hung in museums?
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Moma had an Edison Poster advertising Moving Pictures hanging at one time.
Came indirectly from me.
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The McCord Museum in Montreal had a Mary Pickford show a couple of years ago
that featured some beautiful and rare posters:
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Channing,
I looked in the Cleveland Plain Dealer archive this morning, and
found a theater ad, from a newspaper dated Feb 11, 1946, that shows
HURRICANE playing there on that date.
Best.
Jeff
On Mar 13, 2014, at 10:17 AM, Channing Thomson wrote:
I have an original one-sheet for a Film
I was recently at the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry. They currently
have a Disney special exhibition which has several posters. Also the had some
of the original artwork from modern posters. A 2001 poster hangs in their
space exhibit!
I though it was cool.
Evan
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yes ! and Ive sold to many many museumswe supplied the
Smithdonians touring exhibit that was shown and many museums and
sponsored by Time warner,,, we started with the Cinci. Ohio art
museum. then chicago science Museum , Cosi in Columbus, Denver art
museum, Los angeles art Museum, and in
The Museum of Modern Art has a large collection of movie posters, such as
the Casabalanca Three Sheet, the Gone With The Wind insert, a Sullivan
Travels three sheet, badly kraft-backed etc. The three I mentioned are
permanently on display at their downstairs screening room.
Franc
Hey Evan... did you notice how long the disney exhibit was running?
Martin
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Subject: Re: [MOPO] Should/could movie posters ever be hung in museums?
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I try to stay positive in life. However, I must say that I am greatly
disappointed with having participated last November in the Premier Props
auction.
Todd Dan both asked me to give them some posters for the new endeavor by
Premier Props. They said it would be good for the hobby it would
Among the great items being auctioned are a restored 3 sheet for the
1948 Superman serial as well as a Spanish-US one sheet for the film.
A number of science fiction horror items, a large selection of
Quentin Tarantino titles from Natural Born Killers to Django,
Photoplay magazines and hard
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I saw that query (well, promo post disguised as query) about movie
posters being museum worthy and I was very surprised (well, not really...)
Movie posters have been exhibited in museums for decades already and
in some cases, huge exhibits
the first one that comes to mind is the Museum of
power and the prize---16---com9
legend of lylah clare---11---100k9/us158.JPG
hindenburg---12---100k16
this mans navy---18---3050---g4
150,000 Original Authentic Jumbo Lobby Cards, 1930s-1980s
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I want to tell you about Part V of our April Major Auction, because it
contains an incredible single owner collection which contains just about
*EVERY* U.S. lobby card, just about *EVERY* English Front of House lobby
card, just about *EVERY* U.S. one-sheet, plus a wide selection of English
Jim,
You have been a real champion for this hobby. I am saddened by the price you
have paid at various times to promote integrity and high standards and I
hope it is somewhat offset by the appreciation that many of us feel for your
ongoing efforts.
Best Regards,
Phil Ayling
From:
Too true, well said.
On 20 Mar 2014, at 22:03, Phillip Ayling wrote:
Jim,
You have been a real champion for this hobby. I am saddened by the price you
have paid at various times to promote integrity and high standards and I hope
it is somewhat offset by the appreciation that many of us
More than 1200 lots of great vintage posters! Heritage Signature Auction event
is soon to end this weekend! March 22 and 23. You owe it to yourself to see one
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Some great highlights!
Fort Apache (RKO, 1948). British Quad
A quiz brought to you by those who soon bring you the April Major Auction!
This is detail from a movie poster. Without Googling the image, what
movie is it from? Or what stars are pictured? For extra credit, what
country is the poster from?
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Perhaps Spain, with art done by the lady who did the restoration job on the
church fresco.
I'm getting slightly more James Stewart than Gary Cooper, I'll take a stab at
It's A Wonderful Life.
Alternatively, it would make a pretty impressive replacement bottom sheet for a
Rear Window 3-sht.
Excellent guesses, but I would like to hear from some others before the big
reveal!
And no, this is NOT restoration, but actually what was printed on the
poster!
On Thu, Mar 20, 2014 at 8:05 PM, Richard Evans evan...@mac.com wrote:
Perhaps Spain, with art done by the lady who did the
Ah, not a restoration, looks stone litho, use of colour a bit odd, (blue and no
black).
Daybill?
On 21 Mar 2014, at 01:26, Bruce Hershenson wrote:
Excellent guesses, but I would like to hear from some others before the big
reveal!
And no, this is NOT restoration, but actually what was
We have almost 500 items being sold this month, nearly double our usual amount.
Lots of great stuff and it all starts at just $1.00 and sells with No Reserve!
Click Here to See the Image Gallery of the posters being sold in this
auction.
Why are daybills so discriminated against? I dream of a day when posters
are judged by the quality of their art, and not by their country of origin.
On Thu, Mar 20, 2014 at 8:31 PM, Richard C Evans evan...@mac.com wrote:
Ah, not a restoration, looks stone litho, use of colour a bit odd, (blue
Im guessing IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE...
Country--hmmm... Hungary (or maybe Czech).
Jeff
On Mar 20, 2014, at 5:55 PM, Bruce Hershenson wrote:
A quiz brought to you by those who soon bring you the April Major
Auction! This is detail from a movie poster. Without Googling the
image, what
I'd say there's also a lot of positive discrimination towards daybills. They
are doing very well lately.
I don't dislike all of them.
Some are great, but with some the quality of art is spectacularly poor.
On 21 Mar 2014, at 01:32, Bruce Hershenson wrote:
Why are daybills so discriminated
My sincere and heartfelt apologies to any and all who very kindly participated
as sellers or buyers in what is clearly turning into the worst-realized movie
poster auction in history, which unfortunately for me bears my name as curator
and cataloger. For what it's worth, I too suffer
Dan
I doubt anyone here or anywhere else would unfriend you over
anything, much less this issue
we all like you way too much for that
and of course, my previous offer to you to host your next attempt at
a live auction on MoviePosterBid, with loads of advertising, will
always be open. I
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