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Movie Poster, Westfront 1918 , Limited Edition (15/50)

This large, Vintage movie poster is a faithful yet nuanced reproduction tableau of "Westfront 1918" from the film-maker G

Napoleon Five by Barrett Evon, Limited Edition (16/50)

This large, Modern Pop-Art tableau is a nuanced version of Francois Pascal Simon's Masterpiece

Over the Moon Starring Clara Bow, Limited Edition (6/50)

A few scant years before mega-star Clara Bow retired from films, citing anxiety-fueled health issues, she starred in this semi-autobiographical rom-com

Wellington's Peacock by Barrett Evon, Signed Limited Edition (9/50)

This large, Modern Pop-Art tableau is a nuanced version of Francois Pascal Simon's Masterpiece

The Sheik with Rudolph Valentino, Limited Edition (7/50)

Rudolph Valentino rocketed to stardom in part on the success of this 1921 silent film from the Famous Players-Lasky Corporation

Homage to Mapplethorpe, Limited Edition (7/50)

Robert Mapplethorpe was a Manhattan photographer best known for his avant-garde images

German Valdes, Starring in Zorillo, Limited Edition (4/50)

Tin-Tan, real name German Valdes, was among the most popular comedians in the history of Mexican entertainment

The Mysterious Lady, Limited Edition (20/50)

This large Mixed-Media Movie Poster is a faithful yet nuanced reproduction of a Vintage Hollywood Poster titled "The Mysterious Lady" starring Greta Garbo

Spicy Adventure Stories, Desert Madness, Signed Limited Edition (12/50)

This large, Fine Art Masterpiece is a faithful yet nuanced reproduction of "Desert Madness," while the original Pulp-Art Painting was rendered in 1935 by Hugh Joseph Ward

Death takes a Holiday, with Fredric March, Limited Edition (2/50)

Alberto Casella's stage play made a triumphant transition to the silver screen in this motion picture starring Fredric March and Evelyn Venable

Smoldering Embrace, Fine Art Photography, Limited Edition (14/50)

Rising from the obscurity of the Southern Argentina brothels near the end of the nineteenth century, the Tango, known as the National dance, has come to embody the deliberate sensuality and excitement of an entire culture

Hollywood Regency Style, Limited Edition (12/50)

This large Hollywood Regency Poster is a faithful yet nuanced reproduction titled "The Littlest Rebel" starring Shirley Temple who shared the silver screen in 1935 with Bill "Bojangles" Robinson who managed to cut through the color barrier with his astonishing talent for dance

Art Deco Style, Limited Edition (17/50)

This Art Deco Masterpiece by the Studio Artist at Art Chateau and was inspired by Polish artist Wladyslaw Theodor Benda

Madchen in Uniform, with Hertha Thiele, Limited Edition (3/50)

Set in an all-girls boarding school, this groundbreaking motion picture about the sexual awakening of a teenager stars Hertha Thiele as Manuela and Dorothea Wieck as the headmistress with whom she grows infatuated

Hollywood Regency Style, Limited Edition (12/50)

This large Hollywood Regency image is a faithful yet nuanced reproduction of the vintage movie poster titled "She-Devil Island" starring a Savage Queen with a cast of natives

Bogart and Bacall Movie Poster, Limited Edition (22/50)

This Remastered Warner Brothers Movie Poster of "Dark Passage" lives in the pantheon of film noir greats

Hollywood Regency Style, Limited Edition (22/50)

This large Hollywood Regency image is a faithful yet nuanced reproduction of the vintage movie poster titled "Calcutta" starring Alan Ladd and Gail Russell

Serenade, Starring Miriam Cooper, Limited Edition (6/50)

When she starred in the 1921 movie Serenade, Miriam Cooper was not far removed from her better-known roles in Birth of a Nation and Intolerance: Love’s Struggle Throughout the Ages

Ratikeli, after George Keyt, Limited Edition (4/50)

This large Expressionist Masterpiece is a faithful yet nuanced version of "Ratikeli," while Sri Lankan artist George Keyt rendered the original painting

Safety Last, Starring Harold Lloyd, Limited Edition (7/50)

Harold Lloyd took a backseat only to Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton in the pantheon of great silent-era screen funnymen