Tokyo 1964 Olympics (1964) Original Japanese B1 Poster

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Tokyo 1964 Olympics (1964) Original Japanese B1 PosterThird official poster for the XVIII Olympiad held in Tokyo, October 1964. Designed by Yusaku Kamekura with photography by Osamu Hayasaki and Jo Murakoshi, depicting Japanese swimmer Koji Iwamoto mid butterfly stroke. Printed by Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd., the series remains a benchmark of post war Japanese graphic design and won the Milan Prize for poster graphics. High shutter image of the swimmer breaking the water surface, with the body's

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adding elegance and a touch of nostalgia to any room

A continuation of the legendary “Battles Without Honor and Humanity” series

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making it a rare and valuable piece that enhances any film memorabilia collection with historical charm and cultural significance

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