Movie Poster – Father of a Soldier, Karel Teissig, 1965

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Excellent film poster created by one of the most fascinating Czech poster designer and artist Karel Teissig.

  • Movie title: Father of a Soldier
  • Poster design: Karel Teissig, 1965
  • Poster size: A3
  • Poster condition: N/A

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    Fantastic collage poster by Karel Teissig.

    poster designer: Karel Teissig, 1965

    Poster is in A3 format. Very good condition.

    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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    Karel Teissig was a Czech painter, illustrator and graphic / poster designer. He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague (1945-50) at the Académie Royale des Beaux-Arts in Brussels (1948) and since early 60s became one of the most important figures of Czechoslovak poster design along with Karel Vaca and Zdeněk Ziegler. His imaginative posters are inspired by anything from collage / surreal art to illustration or photography and are undeniable among the best movie posters of the era. In 1961 his unique style won him a second prize for a poster titled The Possessors in the Toulouse-Lautrec Prize international film poster competition in Paris.

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