Movie Poster – They Fought for Their Country, Milan Grygar, 1975

£22.00

Minimalist movie poster for Russian WWII drama by Slovak audio-visual artist Milan Grygar.

  • Movie title: They Fought for Their Country
  • Poster design: Milan Grygar, 1975
  • Poster size: A3 (38.1 x 26.9 cm)
  • Poster condition: Very nice

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    Photography poster artwork with impressive movie still.

    poster designer: Milan Grygar, 1975

    Poster is folded in the middle. Tiny crack on top edge and 2cm crack on bottom edge. Pinholes visible. Soft stain on edges at the back. Movie poster is in A3 format (38.1 x 26.9 cm). Very nice condition (NOT PHOTOGRAPHED, PLEASE ASK IF YOU WISH TO SEE A PHOTO).

    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.

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    Milan Grygar is Czechoslovak audiovisual artist, painter and musician. His main passion re-occurring throughout his life was the relationship between the drawing and the sound. Milan Grygar has been very active graphic artist with over hundred movie posters and numerous number of book illustrations. Influenced by the post war neo Avant-garde tendencies and music, his movie poster designs are a pride of every collection.

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