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“The Sunday World Funny 8 Pages” – American Newspaper Advertisement Poster
50.00 ₾This vintage advertising poster from the early 20th century promotes the humorous supplement of The Sunday World newspaper, known as the “Funny 8 Pages”. Designed in the popular visual language of the 1920s–1930s, the poster uses bold colors, playful illustration, and dynamic composition to highlight the paper’s entertaining content and growing popularity.
“An Unusual Exhibition” – Georgian Film Poster (1968)
50.00 ₾This poster represents the iconic 1968 Georgian film “An Unusual Exhibition” directed by Eldar Shengelaia, a brilliant dark comedy that paints a satirical portrait of Soviet-era Georgian society through the story of a talented but unfulfilled sculptor.
“Presenting the Nation’s Mightiest Super-Skyliners” – TWA Advertising Poster
50.00 ₾This vintage American advertising poster from the mid-20th century was created for TWA (Trans World Airlines) and perfectly captures the optimism, luxury, and progress associated with the so-called Golden Age of Aviation. Promoting the airline’s newest and largest passenger aircraft—referred to as “Super-Skyliners”—the poster celebrates a vision of modern air travel as both a technological marvel and a premium experience.
“Attack of the 50 Ft. Woman” – American Film Poster (1958)
50.00 ₾This striking poster for the 1958 sci-fi/horror B-movie “Attack of the 50 Ft. Woman” perfectly encapsulates the vibrant energy of 1950s American pop culture. With its sensational imagery, explosive typography, and provocative visual narrative, the poster is a landmark example of mid-century genre marketing, designed to captivate and thrill audiences with the promise of spectacle and shock.
“Giorgobistve” – Georgian Film Poster (1966)
50.00 ₾The original poster for Otar Iosseliani’s 1966 film “Giorgobistve” (“Falling Leaves”) is a powerful example of Soviet-era Georgian graphic design, characterized by its minimalist aesthetic, restrained color palette, and expressive linework. The visual language of the poster mirrors the film’s ironic, poetic, and quietly subversive tone, offering a symbolic reflection of Georgian rural life, tradition, and bureaucracy.
“Déesse” – French Advertising Poster (Late 19th – Early 20th Century)
50.00 ₾The “Déesse” poster is a stunning example of French Art Nouveau advertising art, created to promote a Paris-based bicycle brand during the Belle Époque—an era synonymous with elegance, innovation, and aesthetic refinement. The composition features a graceful allegorical female figure, dramatically raising a bicycle above her head, set against the soft glow of a sunset sky.
“Rome – Fly TWA Jets” – American Airline Travel Poster (1950s–1960s)
50.00 ₾The “Rome – Fly TWA Jets” poster is a vibrant and elegant representation of the Golden Age of Air Travel, created by Trans World Airlines (TWA) to promote Rome as a premier international destination. This mid-century poster captures the excitement of jet-age tourism through a fusion of colorful illustration, cultural symbolism, and bold graphic design—all hallmarks of 1950s–60s American travel advertising.
“Liqueur Cordial-Médoc” – French Liqueur Advertising Poster (Late 19th – Early 20th Century)
50.00 ₾This exquisite French Art Nouveau poster for “Liqueur Cordial-Médoc”, produced by G. A. Jourde of Bordeaux, is a striking example of Belle Époque commercial artistry. It celebrates the richness of French wine culture through an elegant, symbolic female figure who raises a liqueur bottle triumphantly, surrounded by lush, colorful grape clusters and flowing decorative motifs.
“Vacances à Paris” (The Perfect Furlough) – French Poster for the 1958 American Romantic Comedy
50.00 ₾The French theatrical poster for “Vacances à Paris”—the French title of Blake Edwards’ 1958 film “The Perfect Furlough”—is a lively, colorful piece of mid-century film advertising art, combining the charm of 1950s Parisian romanticism with the glitz of Hollywood cinema. Starring the iconic duo Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh, the poster captures the playful, flirtatious spirit of the film set against the backdrop of the City of Love.
„My Friend Nodari“ – Georgian Film Poster, 1967
50.00 ₾The poster for “ჩემი მეგობარი ნოდარი” (My Friend Nodari) is a vivid representation of 1960s Georgian cinema, combining humor, social reflection, and illustrative charm. Directed by Davit Rondeli and based on the popular novel by Rezo Cheishvili, this lighthearted yet meaningful film is portrayed through a colorful and playful poster, characteristic of Soviet-era Georgian graphic design.