Janowski, Witold | 1964/2022 | Oklahoma!
This is an official limited edition authorised reprint from Poland of the rare and wonderful 1964 Polish film poster for classic musical Oklahoma! - the first ever written by the legendary duo Rodgers and Hammerstein. The film which was produced in 1955 was directed by Fred Zinnemann and starred Gordon MacRae, Gloria Grahame and Gene Nelson.
Polish A1 size: 58.5 x 84 cm
Limited edition: 500, reprinted 2022
Note from the printing house in Poland: “Our offset prints are made on matte paper similar to the original. We keep the poster formats from the period, we try to faithfully reproduce the colours of old prints. Small editions, limited to 500 copies, respect all copyrights belonging to the graphic artists or their heirs.”
This is an official limited edition authorised reprint from Poland of the rare and wonderful 1964 Polish film poster for classic musical Oklahoma! - the first ever written by the legendary duo Rodgers and Hammerstein. The film which was produced in 1955 was directed by Fred Zinnemann and starred Gordon MacRae, Gloria Grahame and Gene Nelson.
Polish A1 size: 58.5 x 84 cm
Limited edition: 500, reprinted 2022
Note from the printing house in Poland: “Our offset prints are made on matte paper similar to the original. We keep the poster formats from the period, we try to faithfully reproduce the colours of old prints. Small editions, limited to 500 copies, respect all copyrights belonging to the graphic artists or their heirs.”
This is an official limited edition authorised reprint from Poland of the rare and wonderful 1964 Polish film poster for classic musical Oklahoma! - the first ever written by the legendary duo Rodgers and Hammerstein. The film which was produced in 1955 was directed by Fred Zinnemann and starred Gordon MacRae, Gloria Grahame and Gene Nelson.
Polish A1 size: 58.5 x 84 cm
Limited edition: 500, reprinted 2022
Note from the printing house in Poland: “Our offset prints are made on matte paper similar to the original. We keep the poster formats from the period, we try to faithfully reproduce the colours of old prints. Small editions, limited to 500 copies, respect all copyrights belonging to the graphic artists or their heirs.”
