Created by renowned French artist Bernard Villemot in 1983, this exceptional Crosse & Blackwell poster combines timeless design with advertising history. Villemot’s distinctive work for brands including Bally, Air France, and Perrier established him as one of the most influential commercial artists of his era. The poster advertises Crosse & Blackwell’s “Sauce à l’Italienne,” reflecting the company’s long-standing tradition of producing quality European-inspired food products since its founding in 1706. This rare extra-large example is in mint condition and has been expertly backed on archival-quality linen to ensure lasting preservation.
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Creature From the Black Lagoon stands among the most influential monster films ever created. Released in 1954, the film follows a scientific expedition that discovers the mysterious Gill-Man, creating one of the most enduring creatures in horror history. This impressive French Moyenne poster dates from the film’s 1962 re-release in France and features vibrant, eye-catching artwork that captures the spirit of the classic production. Preserved in mint condition and enhanced by professional museum-quality linen backing, the poster is both visually stunning and exceptionally well protected. An outstanding collectible for fans of vintage horror, science fiction, and classic cinema.
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Renowned American artist James Rosenquist was among a select group of artists invited to design poster artworks celebrating the 1983 Sarajevo Winter Olympic Games. Hosted in what was then Yugoslavia, the event marked the first Winter Olympics held in a socialist state. This striking and extremely rare poster showcases Rosenquist’s unmistakable pop-art style, highlighted by bold composition and vibrant colour. With its visually powerful design and excellent preservation, the poster stands as both a remarkable work of art and a significant piece of sporting history.

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Robin Hardy’s 1973 cult masterpiece The Wicker Man stars Edward Woodward as a devout and determined police sergeant investigating a disappearance on a remote Scottish island dominated by pagan beliefs. Christopher Lee appears as the island’s commanding and mysterious leader, delivering one of his most memorable performances. Over time, the film rose from an understated release to become a landmark of folk horror, praised for its eerie storytelling, haunting soundtrack, and lasting influence on psychological and atmospheric horror cinema.

Offered here is the original 1973 US One-Sheet theatrical poster, featuring the striking and iconic image of the burning wicker figure. Preserved in mint condition and expertly backed on linen, this poster has been stabilised for long-term conservation and display.
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“Beverly Hills Housewife,” an iconic early painting by David Hockney that reflects his enduring interest in Los Angeles life, domestic settings, and the sleek aesthetic of Southern California. Created in the 1960s, the work represents a pivotal moment when Hockney shifted from Britain to LA, adopting a style defined by flat colour fields, clean contours, and a detached yet perceptive viewpoint.

As one of the most respected and recognisable contemporary artists, Hockney has continually evolved his practice while preserving his unmistakable artistic identity. The poster was produced for his 2001–2002 exhibition at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in Denmark and is presented in mint condition.

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