James Bond 007 v Dr No, 1962 (poster attributed to Boris Grinsson)
The first in the series of James Bond films that now includes 25. From the 1930s to the 1970s, Boris Grinsson was, along with Roger Soubie, one of the world’s most prolific creators of movie posters. Originally from Russia, in 1920 he moved to Berlin where he had walk-on parts in several films and began his career as a poster artist. After being prosecuted for producing a caricature of Hitler, he emigrated to France in 1933.
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Posters on the theme “Cinema and Show”
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Metropolis, 1927
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Five Minutes, 1929, Anatoly Belsky
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La Grande Folie, Folies Bergère, 1927, Maurice (Pico) Picaud
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L’Inhumaine, 1924, Georges Bourgeois
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The Revue Nègre, 1925, Paul Colin
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Symphony of a Big City, 1928, Georgii Stenberg
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James Bond 007 v Dr No, 1962 (poster attributed to Boris Grinsson)
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James Bond, From Russia with Love, 1963, Boris Grinsson
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Lido Champs-Elysées Paris, René Gruau
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Magie noire, 1928
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Forbidden planet, 1956, Roger Soubie
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