Bill Garland

A very rare and original British (UK) release poster from the blockbuster Moonraker (1979), signed by Roger Moore. This was the eleventh in the James Bond series produced by Eon Prod...

An international style US lobby card for Woody Allen's 1979 romantic comedy "Manhattan," starring co-writer and director Allen as a twice-divorced middle-aged comedy writer dating a ...

An interesting Raymond Loewy poster from Circle Gallery, circa 1979. The famed industrial designer' exhibition of drawings, sketches, etc...

Another wonderfully quirky and colourful clown design by Bohdan Bocianowski features on this original Cyrk Polish Circus poster from 1979. A great poster. The ‘Cyrk” circus poster...

Original vintage poster for the French Lottery, an iconic poster designed by Raymond Savignac in 1989 "On Holiday’s I am well subscribed" Artist Raymond Savignac Year 1989 Dime...

Original 1979 Exhibition Poster by María Simón – Sala Gaspar, Barcelona Artist: María Simón Exhibition: Sala Gaspar, Barcelona Year: 1979 Dimensions: 66 x 44.5 cm Condition: Goo...

Vintage "South coast village, Santa Ana, California" poster by Peter Max, circa 1973. The poster announces the grand opening of the shopping center in Augu...

Poster created by John Hamagami for the release of the film Mad Max in 1979. Artist: Hamagami John Title: Mad Max Date: 1979 Size: 15.6 x 21.7 in / 39.5 x 55.2 cm Printer: S.E. Lala...

Original vintage movie poster for the cult science fiction film Mad Max - The maximum force of the future - directed by George Miller and starring Mel Gibson...

Original vintage London Transport summer sport poster for Wimbledon '79 featuring a man wearing tennis whites and swinging his racquet / racket with a red London Transport roundel lo...

Original vintage Le Corbusier poster - most likely made for the exhibition at Galleri Prisma in Copenhagen, Denmark. In good vintage condition; see p...

Making a bold visual statement with a clean and straightforward design, this small-format poster for the first Belgian release of George Miller's groundbreaking 1979 pre-apocalyptic action thriller 'Mad Max' utilises the same superb Tom Beauvais artwork created for the British campaign posters, which draws us in as we look down the twin-barrels of a shotgun. As noted by Sim Brannaghan in his 2006 book on 'British Film Posters,' the Beauvais design strips "the film down to its basic elements of cop, the car & the road". Set in a bleak dystopian near-future Australia veering towards societal collapse due to critical petrol shortages, the influential film starred a little-known Mel Gibson in the titular role as a police officer turned vigilante when his family are murdered by a sadistic biker gang. Essentially a revenge western meets apocalyptic road movie, the film's sparse dialogue made way for a kinetic combination of visceral action sequences, chaotic car chases and an other-worldly visual style, hinting at the barren wastelands we would see in later films. Shot on a shoestring budget of $400,000 Australian dollars...