Fantastic collage poster by Czech poster designer and artist Karel Vaca.
- title: The Christening | Křtiny | Czechoslovakia, 1981
- director: Zdeněk Podskalský
- with: Miloš Kopecký, Michal Pešek, Dagmar Havlová
poster design: Karel Vaca, 1981
Poster is unfolded. 3cm crack and crease in top left. Top right corner gently creased. Movie poster is in A3 format (40.5 x 28 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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Karel Vaca‘s unique aesthetics and creative freedom made him one of the most influential Czech graphic designers. He studied at the Rotter’s school of Advertising Graphics and at the School of Applied Art in Prague. Karel Vaca’s extensive portfolio includes over 289 movie poster designs.
Award Winning Posters by Karel Vaca:
- 1964 2nd Prize, Film Festival Karlovy Vary (Dolce Vita / Accused)
- 1977 Special Prize, The Hollywood Reporter (The White Odyssey)
- 1980 Grand Prix, IFF Chicago (National Class Cat. up to 785 ccm)
- 1982 3rd Prize, The Hollywood Reporter (Don’t Call Me Major)
- 1984 Silver Medal, IFF Chicago (For 200 Grand, You Get Nothing Now)
- 1986 Diploma, Biennale Lahti
- 1988 The Best Poster of the Year, Honourable Mention (The Great Film Robbery)
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Mollie (verified owner) –
This poster is a big favourite. It’s stunning! Thank you Jozef and Judi – as always it’s exceptionally high quality, well packaged, sent quickly and then followed up with a really lovely and informative email about the artists backgrounds. I couldn’t recommend more highly.