Longines c1911 French Grande Advertising Poster, Leonetto Cappiello Peter Weir Loose lettering billows from the

Loose lettering billows from the bell like a cloud of smoke and music

it features a unique design than other posters for the film with a lovely illustration of the Fab Four

Year 1960 Poster Type US 1 Sheet (27 x 41 inches) Style Roadshow Art By Saul Bass & Reynold Brown Rolled/Folded/Other Rolled - Linen-backed Condition Near Mint Condition Details Professionally cleaned

rarest and most collectible of any series

Mitsuko Baisho and Mieko Harada and directed by Akira Kurosawa

Longines c1911 French Grande Advertising Poster, Leonetto Cappiello Peter Weir Loose lettering billows from theOur favourite from the new collection. A magnificent original French grande advertising poster for Longines, created c1911 by the great poster artist Leonetto Cappiello. The design features a winged figure holding a pocket watch against a deep blue ground, with the elegant Longines name below. Dramatic, refined and beautifully balanced, it is a superb example of early 20th century luxury advertising. Founded in Switzerland in 1832, Longines became