Erotic Movies - Tropic of Cancer and End of Innocence - Lot 2 Vintages Japanese B2 Cinema Posters

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Description from the seller

A thematic pair of vintage Japanese theatrical posters for two films from the 1970s

Tropic of Cancer, the 1970 film directed by Joseph Strick and adapted from the novel by Henry Miller, starring Rip Torn and Ellen Burstyn
The Japanese design combines a pink photographic montage, Parisian scenery and bold Japanese lettering

End of Innocence, also known as La fine dell’innocenza and Annie, the 1976 film directed by Massimo Dallamano and starring Annie Belle
The design features a large photographic portrait, green tones and a striking red Japanese title

The dates above refer to the films
The exact printing dates of these Japanese posters have not been independently established

LOT CONTENTS

Two Japanese B2 theatrical posters
Both posters are unframed and not linen backed

DIMENSIONS

Japanese B2 format
Approximately 515 × 728 mm each

CONDITION

Both posters show horizontal folds and handling creases

End of Innocence has several adhesive tape strips on the reverse, including reinforcements around folds and edges

Tropic of Cancer shows creasing near the upper edge and corner, with age toning and discolouration visible along folds on the reverse

Please examine all photographs carefully for the condition of the fronts, backs, edges and folds
The photographs form part of the description

IDENTIFICATION NUMBER

Printed Eirin references
End of Innocence — 52108
Tropic of Cancer — 46298

SHIPPING

Carefully packed with protective packaging suitable for vintage paper, tracked shipping.

A thematic pair of vintage Japanese theatrical posters for two films from the 1970s

Tropic of Cancer, the 1970 film directed by Joseph Strick and adapted from the novel by Henry Miller, starring Rip Torn and Ellen Burstyn
The Japanese design combines a pink photographic montage, Parisian scenery and bold Japanese lettering

End of Innocence, also known as La fine dell’innocenza and Annie, the 1976 film directed by Massimo Dallamano and starring Annie Belle
The design features a large photographic portrait, green tones and a striking red Japanese title

The dates above refer to the films
The exact printing dates of these Japanese posters have not been independently established

LOT CONTENTS

Two Japanese B2 theatrical posters
Both posters are unframed and not linen backed

DIMENSIONS

Japanese B2 format
Approximately 515 × 728 mm each

CONDITION

Both posters show horizontal folds and handling creases

End of Innocence has several adhesive tape strips on the reverse, including reinforcements around folds and edges

Tropic of Cancer shows creasing near the upper edge and corner, with age toning and discolouration visible along folds on the reverse

Please examine all photographs carefully for the condition of the fronts, backs, edges and folds
The photographs form part of the description

IDENTIFICATION NUMBER

Printed Eirin references
End of Innocence — 52108
Tropic of Cancer — 46298

SHIPPING

Carefully packed with protective packaging suitable for vintage paper, tracked shipping.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Movie/TV series
Tropic of Cancer and End of Innocence
Artist
Erotic Movies
Poster title
Lot 2 Vintages Japanese B2 Cinema Posters
Estimated period
1970s
Condition
B+ (good - small imperfections)
Height
72.8 cm
Width
51.5 cm
FranceVerified
353
Objects sold
97.47%
Private

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