Product description
Polish poster artists of the mid-20th century were often granted total creative freedom from studio marketing constraints, resulting in avant-garde interpretations of Hollywood classics. This poster art by Roman Cieślewicz for the 1963 release of Vertigo (Zawrót Głowy) replaces the literal faces of stars James Stewart and Kim Novak with a haunting, stippled skull.
About Vertigo
Vertigo (1958) is a Hitchcock thriller whose spiral poster was designed by Saul Bass. Thriller posters build tension with shadows, silhouettes and a single striking image. The 1960s saw painted posters compete with photographic and graphic designs as studios experimented. The original image dates from 1963. Thriller posters often hide as much as they show, to keep the story’s secrets.
Styling this Vertigo poster
With its blue palette and vibrant atmosphere, this Vertigo poster brings instant personality to a wall. The tall format of “Vertigo” suits narrow walls, hallways and the space beside a doorway; 18×24″ is a versatile middle size. Finish “Vertigo” with a thin white or oak frame: its blue palette pairs naturally with white walls, navy or denim textiles and pale oak.
At a glance
- Type: Vertigo poster
- Film: Vertigo
- Year: 1963
- Style: Thriller posters, 1960s film posters
- Colours: blue
- Mood: vibrant, bold
- Orientation: portrait
- Collections: Vertigo Movie Posters, 1960s Movie Posters, Classic Movie Posters
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Available physical sizes: 8×10″, 11×14″, 12×18″, 16×20″, 18×24″, 20×30″, 24×36″
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