Original Humphrey Bogart Movie Posters

Humphrey Bogart movie posters are among the most universally recognized and most actively collected items in all of classic Hollywood film art — authentic original prints featuring the face that defines American cinema's ideal of tough, world-weary, ultimately decent masculinity. Bogart's career spans the Warner Bros. gangster cycle, film noir, romantic adventure, and literary adaptation — and the poster art across each phase is as distinctive as the films. The John Huston collaborations anchor this collection: The Maltese Falcon (1941), The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948), The African Queen (1951), and Beat the Devil (1953) each produced campaign materials that have been actively sought by collectors since the films' first releases. The Maltese Falcon half-sheets and lobby cards are quintessential examples of 1940s Warner Bros. advertising art: expressionistic, dark, and entirely confident. Casablanca (1942) — perhaps the most beloved film in Hollywood history — generated the most widely recognized Bogart campaign. Original one-sheets and lobby cards from the 1942 release are among the most valuable items in classic Hollywood collecting, and the 1940s and 1950s reissue materials offer more available alternatives that still represent significant pieces of cinema history. The Howard Hawks films — The Big Sleep (1946) with Lauren Bacall, To Have and Have Not (1944) — produced campaign materials that crystallize the specific chemistry between Bogart and Bacall that made their screen partnership one of Hollywood's great romantic icons. All original Bogart material is available to purchase with full condition and provenance information. Browse alongside our Film Noir and John Huston collections. All Film/Art Gallery movie posters and items are authenticated originals.