3 Reproduction Theater Posters of the Early 20th Century
Item Details
A gathering of three reproduction theater posters of the early twentieth century in Spanish and French languages. Featured is a French Rita Hayworth poster for the 1946 American film noir ‘Gilda’ produced by Columbia pictures with an illustrated image of the sexy gamblers wife as ‘la vedette atomic’ (the atomic star). Group also includes two Spanish posters, one for the ‘Teatre Comic’ in Barcelona with deep red field, and ‘Pianos Casa America’ with black field and depicting a man and woman set to the center of a circular keyboard. All are presented under glass in black wood frames equipped to hang with a wire to the back.
Condition
- minor markings
Dimensions
- largest frame measurement, Rita Hayworth “Gilda with frame width of 1.75”. “Teatre Comic frame measures 27” x 38″ × 1″ with frame width of 1.25". “Pianos Casamerica” frame measures 25.75″ × 37.75″ with frame width of 1".
Item #
17CIN495-029
