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| Martin Ansin, Edition: 415 |
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| Ken Taylor, Edition: 390 |
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| Rich Kelly, Edition: 320 |
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| Phantom City Creative, Edition: 370 |
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| Florian Bertmer, Edition of 345 |
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| Jason Edmiston, Edition: 295 |
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Incredible Plant of the Apes Posters
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Gotta love the classic apes.
ReplyDeleteSome nice artwork there!
ReplyDeletevery awesome!
ReplyDeleteThe first two look so amazing! I wish all movies had posters like them!
ReplyDeleteAnd the art in number 5 is just fantastic too! (I love its style!)
@Max-- You can't go wrong w/ the classics.
ReplyDelete@Alex-- It's incredible, right? What an amazing talent these artists have.
@Vic-- Too true!
@Bersecules-- I miss seeing artistic movie posters like this. What ever happened to posters like Attack of the 50' Woman? These posters harken back to that era. Great stuff.
I'd be so happy to have at least one of these on my wall. Great stuff!
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