Artist Laurent Durieux has Created an Art Show for Film Posters
Lacey-Jane Walsh — February 13, 2014 — Pop Culture
References: laurentdurieux & laughingsquid
Talented artist Laurent Durieux is a lover of classic cinema, and has recently created a series of striking movie posters for popular films. This series is on display for a very limited time at the Mondo Gallery in Austin, Texas. This intriguing collection of poster prints is guaranteed to appeal to film fans.
Some of the classic movies Durieux created posters for include Vertigo and The Birds (both by the great Alfred Hitchcock), Back to the Future and The Creature From the Black Lagoon. These eye-catching prints are vibrantly colored (for the most part), and they perfectly capture the spirit of these iconic films.
With any luck these fantastic posters will inspire a new generation to explore these classic films.
Some of the classic movies Durieux created posters for include Vertigo and The Birds (both by the great Alfred Hitchcock), Back to the Future and The Creature From the Black Lagoon. These eye-catching prints are vibrantly colored (for the most part), and they perfectly capture the spirit of these iconic films.
With any luck these fantastic posters will inspire a new generation to explore these classic films.
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1. Classic Film-themed Posters - Opportunity to create a new market for unique, vintage-style movie posters and art.
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1. Art - Opportunity for artists to create unique, vintage-style movie posters with a potential market for collector's items.
2. Film - Opportunities to restore and screen classic films for a new generation of film lovers.
3. Marketing and Advertising - Opportunity to use nostalgia as a marketing tool to appeal to older audiences.
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