Lavender Hill Mob (Polish) 1920s

Lavender Hill Mob (Polish) 1920sYear 1957 Poster Size 23 x 34" 58. 4 x 86. 4cm Rolled Folded Other Rolled Art By Mlodozenic Condition Near Mint Condition Notes Very light handling wear, excellent condition. "The Lavender Hill Mob", released in 1951 and directed by Charles Crichton, follows a meek bank clerk who masterminds an audacious gold bullion heist. A major critical and commercial success, the film became a cornerstone of Ealing comedies and left a lasting legacy through its

The exhibition was titled "l'Oeuve Graphique" or "Graphic Works" and was held between May and June 1986

Featuring a soundtrack from the great Cat Stevens

A huge moneymaker

Ferrari won the race during period of great dominance for the team

Featuring iconic artwork from the great poster designer Bob Peak

Boys Don't Cry was originally released by The Cure in 1979 as a standalone single

With a stellar cast including Matthew Modine

including the quote from the great film critic Roger Ebert

Food poisoning decimates the passengers and crew

The album would go on to reach number 1 in 11 countries

based on the Donald Westlake novel and adapted for the screen by William Goldman

This beautiful one-sheet is in mint condition from the Disney Classics 1980s rerelease