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We've got some new releases from the Saul Bass Archive, including - for the first time - the sublime, iconic silkscreen for MAN WITH THE GOLDEN ARM, featuring Saul's original, unaltered design for the film (before United Artists added photos of Sinatra, Kim Novak and Eleanor Parker) But first, we want to say a huge thanks to everyone at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' Margaret Herrick Library for last week's event "Words On Film: Inside the Saul Bass Collection". Several of Saul Bass' silkscreens were on display, along with treasures from the Academy's huge Saul Bass collection...
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This month we've got 130+ new arrivals, and the list is led by one of the greatest, most enduring and iconic posters ever created: the U.S. 1 Sheet for Alfred Hitchcock's VERTIGO, designed by Saul Bass. We've also got 1 Sheets for GIANT, SOUND OF MUSIC, BEN HUR, THE GODFATHER, STAR WARS, JAWS, THE THING (1982), SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION, and Jodorowsky's HOLY MOUNTAIN From Japan there's LE MANS STB, Ozu's GOOD MORNING, Melville's LE SAMOURAI and Ann-Margret in THE SWINGER. From Poland we've got BACK TO THE FUTURE, NEVERENDING STORY, 3 WOMEN and Kurosawa's RED BEARD. Germany is represented by Fassbinder, BATTLESHIP POTEMKIN and RASHOMON (both by Hans Hillmann) and Varda's CLEO FROM 5 TO 7. Plus superheroes, MUPPET STAR WARS and more - down below and here.
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We're back, with our first SBA newsletter of 2019. In addition to working on a major event that will be announced next month, we have been digging deep into the Saul Bass Archive and have come up with a great group of movie posters and non-film posters that span four decades, with examples of Saul Bass's work at each step of his career. Included are some true rarities, beautiful silkscreens and unique (and affordable) corporate commission pieces...
We've got some new releases from the Saul Bass Archive, including - for the first time - the sublime, iconic silkscreen for MAN WITH THE GOLDEN ARM, featuring Saul's original, unaltered design for the film (before United Artists added photos of Sinatra, Kim Novak and Eleanor Parker) But first, we want to say a huge thanks to everyone at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' Margaret Herrick Library for last week's event "Words On Film: Inside the Saul Bass Collection". Several of Saul Bass' silkscreens were on display, along with treasures from the Academy's huge Saul Bass collection...
