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Safety Last! (Skandias, 1924)
Here is my long-threatened sequel to "20 Swedish Posters for 1930s Hollywood." This time the posters range from the silent era through the 40s. Many of the posters are the work of designers Eric Rohman and Gösta Åberg (I gave credits whenever possible).
Most of the scans are from expired auction listings at HA.
Also see Hallå!: 25 Vintage Posters from Sweden.
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Flying Pat (Famous Players Lasky, 1920)
artist: Håkansson
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Crack-Up (20th Century Fox, 1936)
artist: Eric Rohman
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Charlie Chan at the Olympics (20th Century Fox, 1937)
artist: Eric Rohman
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Trouble in Paradise (Paramount, 1932)
artist: Gösta Åberg
(one of my favorite movies)
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Tarnished Lady (Paramount, 1931)
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detail
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Anna Christie (MGM, 1930)
artist: Eric Rohman
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Modern Times, 1936
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Harold Lloyd poster, 1933
artist: Tor Hörlin
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The Killers (Universal, 1946)
artist: Martin Gavler (I learned from Martin Klasch)
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Now I'll Tell (Fox, 1934)
artist: Aslund
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Bureau of Missing Persons (Warner Brothers, First National, 1933)
artist: Fuchs
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Betty of Greystone (Triangle, 1916)
artist: Håkansson
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Billions (Metro, 1920)
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detail
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The Mummy, 1929
via Martin Klasch
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The Invisible Ray, 1936
artist: Fuchs
via Martin Klasch
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The Black Cat (Universal, 1941)
artist: Gösta Åberg
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The Wolf Man (Universal, 1943)
artist: Gösta Åberg
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Mystery of Edwin Drood (Universal, 1935)
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detail
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The Dragon Murder Case (Warner Brothers, 1934)
artist: Gösta Åberg
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Stamboul Quest (MGM, 1934)
artist: Gösta Åberg
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Speak Easily (MGM, 1932)
artist: Carl Gustav Berglow
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Doughboys (MGM, 1930)
artist: Gösta Åberg
nice Buster Keaton font
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The Silver Slave (Warner Brothers, 1927)
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We Have Our Moments (Universal, 1937)
artist: Gösta Åberg
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Words and Music (Fox, 1929)
artist: Eric Rohman
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The Crime of the Century (Paramount, 1933)
artist: Gösta Åberg
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Woman (Hiller & Wick, 1918)
Safety Last! (Skandias, 1924)
Here is my long-threatened sequel to "20 Swedish Posters for 1930s Hollywood." This time the posters range from the silent era through the 40s. Many of the posters are the work of designers Eric Rohman and Gösta Åberg (I gave credits whenever possible).
Most of the scans are from expired auction listings at HA.
Also see Hallå!: 25 Vintage Posters from Sweden.
Flying Pat (Famous Players Lasky, 1920)
artist: Håkansson
Crack-Up (20th Century Fox, 1936)
artist: Eric Rohman
Charlie Chan at the Olympics (20th Century Fox, 1937)
artist: Eric Rohman
Trouble in Paradise (Paramount, 1932)
artist: Gösta Åberg
(one of my favorite movies)
Tarnished Lady (Paramount, 1931)
detail
Anna Christie (MGM, 1930)
artist: Eric Rohman
Modern Times, 1936
Harold Lloyd poster, 1933
artist: Tor Hörlin
The Killers (Universal, 1946)
artist: Martin Gavler (I learned from Martin Klasch)
Now I'll Tell (Fox, 1934)
artist: Aslund
Bureau of Missing Persons (Warner Brothers, First National, 1933)
artist: Fuchs
Betty of Greystone (Triangle, 1916)
artist: Håkansson
Billions (Metro, 1920)
detail
The Mummy, 1929
via Martin Klasch
The Invisible Ray, 1936
artist: Fuchs
via Martin Klasch
The Black Cat (Universal, 1941)
artist: Gösta Åberg
The Wolf Man (Universal, 1943)
artist: Gösta Åberg
Mystery of Edwin Drood (Universal, 1935)
detail
The Dragon Murder Case (Warner Brothers, 1934)
artist: Gösta Åberg
Stamboul Quest (MGM, 1934)
artist: Gösta Åberg
Speak Easily (MGM, 1932)
artist: Carl Gustav Berglow
Doughboys (MGM, 1930)
artist: Gösta Åberg
nice Buster Keaton font
The Silver Slave (Warner Brothers, 1927)
We Have Our Moments (Universal, 1937)
artist: Gösta Åberg
Words and Music (Fox, 1929)
artist: Eric Rohman
The Crime of the Century (Paramount, 1933)
artist: Gösta Åberg
Woman (Hiller & Wick, 1918)