1960s movie posters designed in Czechoslovakia.
Amusing collection of 1960s movie posters designed by fine artists, graphic designers, photographers and sculptors from the former communist Czechoslovakia. Artists from all possible art disciplines were seeking asylum in poster or book designing, as censorship almost did not exist in there. Fascinating artists such as Bedřich Dlouhý, Čeněk Pražák, Milan Grygar, Karel Teissig, Karel Vaca, or Zdeněk Ziegler, to name few, were keeping up with good tradition and at the same time shaping up the future look of Czechoslovak poster.
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Original movie poster designed for Andrzej Wajda’s award winning drama Everything for Sale with astonishing artwork by Czech fine artist, graphic designer, poet and sculptor Karel Machálek.
Original movie poster designed for Aleksandar Petrovic’s drama I Even Met Happy Gypsies with fascinating abstract artwork by Czech graphic designer and fine artist Eva Galová-Vodrážková.
Original movie poster designed for Jack Couffer and James Algar’s The Legend of Lobo with magical artwork by Czech graphic designer Zdeněk Kaplan.
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