Amadeus: Mozart, Salieri and the Poster’s Dramatic Divide
Explore the Amadeus 1984 movie poster and the film’s dramatic portrait of Mozart and Salieri, from courtly performance to a…
The Vintage Poster Journal
Stories, inspiration and ideas for decorating with vintage posters.
Paris 1937: Art Deco’s Modern World on Paper
Explore how the 1937 Paris exposition Art Deco poster connects graphic design with architecture, public spectacle and ideas of modern…
Miles Davis and John Coltrane: Two Club Posters
Explore what a Miles Davis John Coltrane concert poster can tell us about jazz promotion, and why catalogue dates need…
Selling the French Pyrenees: The Route to Col d’Aubisque
Explore how a Route des Pyrénées vintage travel poster presents a mountain journey, and what remains unknown about its artist…
Print Vintage Poster Downloads at Home
Use home printer settings for vintage poster downloads to choose compatible paper, manage colour and scale artwork for a frame…
Check Poster Download Resolution Before Printing
Learn how to check image resolution before printing a poster download, calculate PPI for your chosen size and spot softness…
Vintage Poster Download or Print: How to Choose
Deciding on a digital vintage poster download or physical print? See which to choose for your preferred paper, frame, size…
Vintage Advertising Prints for Kitchen Walls
Find vintage advertising prints for kitchen wall décor, with practical ideas for matching colours, choosing frames and arranging artwork.
Build a Gallery Wall with Classic Movie Posters
Explore gallery wall ideas with classic movie posters, from choosing a film theme and arranging frames to planning spacing and…
Bruce Springsteen at the Capitol Theatre 1978: A Classic Piece of New Jersey Rock History
Few concert posters capture the atmosphere of late-1970s American rock quite like this striking Bruce Springsteen Capitol Theatre poster from…
To Catch a Thief (1958 Spanish Release): Hitchcock, Glamour, and a Poster Made for the Riviera
When To Catch a Thief premiered in 1955, it represented Alfred Hitchcock at his most playful and polished. Directed by…
Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers, and the Art of Screen Dance – Shall We Dance (1937)
Shall We Dance (1937): The Gershwin-Fueled Fred & Ginger Classic — and the Poster That Sells the Spark Released by…