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    • Original The Sound of Music Movie Posters

    Shop our exclusive collection of The Sound of Music movie posters at Film Art Gallery, with prices ranging from $100 to $5000. Celebrate the timeless charm of this 1965 musical drama, directed by Robert Wise and starring Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer.

    Our collection features a variety of poster sizes, including 1 Sheet (27x41), French 1 Panel (47x63), Japanese 1 Panel (20x29), and many more. Available in multiple languages such as English, French, Italian, Japanese, and Spanish, these posters capture the film's iconic moments and beloved characters.

    Each poster in our collection showcases the film's heartwarming story and stunning visuals, from the picturesque Austrian landscapes to the vibrant musical scenes. Unique features include Howard Terpnin’s Roadshow/pre-Oscar artwork and a complete set of 8 roadshow lobby cards.

    Our The Sound of Music posters are available in Fine to Very Fine condition, with some featuring minor tears or creasing. These original prints are perfect for collectors who value the film's cultural and historical significance.

    The Sound of Music is a beloved classic, having won five Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director. Add to your collection with our high-quality movie posters that celebrate the film’s legacy and enduring appeal.

    Browse our curated selection and purchase a poster that captures the essence of this timeless musical. Visit Film Art Gallery today and own a piece of cinematic history.