Noriyoshi Ohrai - Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope - Japanese B2 Commemorative Poster – release of the dubbed version

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Japanese B2 poster commemorating the 1982 release of the dubbed version of Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, featuring artwork by Noriyoshi Ohrai.

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Japanese B2 poster commemorating the release of the Japanese-dubbed version of Star Wars on 15 May 1982, featuring artwork by celebrated Japanese illustrator Noriyoshi Ohrai.

The spectacular composition places the Millennium Falcon at the centre of a richly coloured cosmic scene, with Darth Vader looming above, alongside the Death Star, X-wing fighters and the film’s principal characters.

This commemorative design was associated with the 1982 Japanese theatrical release of the dubbed version, rather than the film’s original 1977 release.

The lower margin bears the printed inscription:
“In commemoration of the release of the Japanese-dubbed version which starts from May 15 (Sat), 1982.”

Ohrai’s printed signature appears at the lower right of the illustration.

Details:
• Film: Star Wars / A New Hope
• Director: George Lucas
• Country of poster: Japan
• Poster edition: 1982
• Artist: Noriyoshi Ohrai
• Format: Japanese B2, approximately 51.5 × 72.8 cm
• Unframed

Condition:
Good overall visual appearance, with strong colours and complete margins. Light paper waviness and minor handling creases are visible, particularly on the reverse and near the corners. Please examine the photographs carefully for the condition of the item.

A striking Japanese Star Wars design, particularly appealing to collectors of Noriyoshi Ohrai’s artwork and Millennium Falcon imagery.

Shipping:
Carefully rolled and protected in a sturdy shipping tube. Tracked shipping. Poster sold unframed.

Japanese B2 poster commemorating the release of the Japanese-dubbed version of Star Wars on 15 May 1982, featuring artwork by celebrated Japanese illustrator Noriyoshi Ohrai.

The spectacular composition places the Millennium Falcon at the centre of a richly coloured cosmic scene, with Darth Vader looming above, alongside the Death Star, X-wing fighters and the film’s principal characters.

This commemorative design was associated with the 1982 Japanese theatrical release of the dubbed version, rather than the film’s original 1977 release.

The lower margin bears the printed inscription:
“In commemoration of the release of the Japanese-dubbed version which starts from May 15 (Sat), 1982.”

Ohrai’s printed signature appears at the lower right of the illustration.

Details:
• Film: Star Wars / A New Hope
• Director: George Lucas
• Country of poster: Japan
• Poster edition: 1982
• Artist: Noriyoshi Ohrai
• Format: Japanese B2, approximately 51.5 × 72.8 cm
• Unframed

Condition:
Good overall visual appearance, with strong colours and complete margins. Light paper waviness and minor handling creases are visible, particularly on the reverse and near the corners. Please examine the photographs carefully for the condition of the item.

A striking Japanese Star Wars design, particularly appealing to collectors of Noriyoshi Ohrai’s artwork and Millennium Falcon imagery.

Shipping:
Carefully rolled and protected in a sturdy shipping tube. Tracked shipping. Poster sold unframed.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Movie/TV series
Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope
Artist
Noriyoshi Ohrai
Poster title
Japanese B2 Commemorative Poster – release of the dubbed version
Condition
A- (fine - tiny imperfections)
Height
72.8 cm
Width
51.5 cm
FranceVerified
376
Objects sold
97.33%
Private

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