Sunday in the Country andy warhol not named on the poster

not named on the poster although pictured riding a horse in the centre whose head cleverly blends in with John Wayne's neckerchief

Chantrell artwork featuring all the fun of the fair complete with the race track scene and dancers including Ann-Margret

Gorgeous stone-litho printed first release British quad from 1948 for "The Three Musketeers"

This is not an easy poster to find and is the first one we have ever seen

Sunday in the Country andy warhol not named on the posterGorgeous rolled condition British quad film poster from 1984 picturing Sabine Azma enjoying a "Sunday in the Country" set in the late summer of 1912. Pictured also is the aging painter Louis Ducreux. Gorgeous photography from Bruno de Keyzer as the subject of Impressionism and the purpose of life are discussed. The film director Bertrand Tavernier rightly won the Best Director award at the Cannes film festival in 1984 and the logo is included on this