Disaster Adventure - Catastrophe & Raise the Titanic - (1977-1980) 2 Japanese B2 Cinema Posters

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This pair of Japanese B2 cinema posters features Catastrophe (1977), directed by Larry Savadove, and Raise the Titanic (1980), directed by Jerry Jameson and starring Jason Robards, Richard Jordan, Alec Guinness and Anne Archer.

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A visually striking pair of Japanese cinema posters combining dramatic disaster imagery, maritime adventure and distinctive Japanese typography.

1. Catastrophe (1977)
Directed by Larry Savadove.
Japanese title: カタストロフ 世界の大惨事
Released in Japan in 1978.

This disaster documentary’s Japanese artwork features a spectacular skull-shaped globe surrounded by a burning skyscraper, a tornado and a sinking ship. A powerful composition with an apocalyptic atmosphere.

2. Raise the Titanic (1980)
Directed by Jerry Jameson.
Starring Jason Robards, Richard Jordan, Alec Guinness and Anne Archer.
Japanese title: レイズ・ザ・タイタニック

Dramatic artwork depicting the Titanic being raised from the ocean depths, illuminated by underwater searchlights, with portraits of the principal cast above.

Details
• Number of posters: 2
• Country: Japan
• Format: Japanese B2, approximately 51.5 × 72.8 cm each
• Printed Japanese text

Condition
Visible fold lines, handling marks and edge wear. The imagery retains strong colours and good visual impact. Please examine the detailed photographs for the condition of each poster; these form part of the description.

The opening image shows the two posters together for presentation. This lot comprises two separate, unframed posters.

Shipping
Carefully packed with protective materials. Tracked shipping.

A visually striking pair of Japanese cinema posters combining dramatic disaster imagery, maritime adventure and distinctive Japanese typography.

1. Catastrophe (1977)
Directed by Larry Savadove.
Japanese title: カタストロフ 世界の大惨事
Released in Japan in 1978.

This disaster documentary’s Japanese artwork features a spectacular skull-shaped globe surrounded by a burning skyscraper, a tornado and a sinking ship. A powerful composition with an apocalyptic atmosphere.

2. Raise the Titanic (1980)
Directed by Jerry Jameson.
Starring Jason Robards, Richard Jordan, Alec Guinness and Anne Archer.
Japanese title: レイズ・ザ・タイタニック

Dramatic artwork depicting the Titanic being raised from the ocean depths, illuminated by underwater searchlights, with portraits of the principal cast above.

Details
• Number of posters: 2
• Country: Japan
• Format: Japanese B2, approximately 51.5 × 72.8 cm each
• Printed Japanese text

Condition
Visible fold lines, handling marks and edge wear. The imagery retains strong colours and good visual impact. Please examine the detailed photographs for the condition of each poster; these form part of the description.

The opening image shows the two posters together for presentation. This lot comprises two separate, unframed posters.

Shipping
Carefully packed with protective materials. Tracked shipping.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Movie/TV series
Catastrophe & Raise the Titanic
Artist
Disaster Adventure
Poster title
(1977-1980) 2 Japanese B2 Cinema Posters
Condition
A- (fine - tiny imperfections)
Height
72.8 cm
Width
51.5 cm
FranceVerified
376
Objects sold
97.33%
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