Collection: This item is Number 16 out of 20 worldwide, discreetly marked in pencil on the passe-partout. An iconic print pays tribute to La Grande Illusion (1937), Jean Renoir’s seminal anti-war masterpiece. Set during the First World War in German prisoner-of-war camps, the film follows captured French officers whose friendships transcend class, nationality, and rank — a profound meditation on the absurdity of war and the fragile bonds that unite people beyond borders. Printed with meticulous care on the finest Fuji color crystal archive paper, this piece reflects the film’s powerful symbolism and striking graphic poster design, where the stark imagery of the wounded dove and barbed wire captures the tragedy and humanity at the heart of La Grande Illusion. Encased in a meticulously crafted black frame, handmade with a passe-partout and shielded with plexiglass, this work combines preservation with timeless visual impact. Print Size: 40x30 cm. Overall Frame Size: 42x32 cm. A must-have collector’s item for admirers of classic European cinema, anti-war films, and historic 1930s poster art. The frame is ready for immediate hanging upon arrival and is securely shipped with tracking available worldwide.