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Located in the vibrant Chelsea neighborhood of New York City, Chisholm Larsson Gallery has offered the best and widest selection of unusual original vintage posters for more than 40 years. By searching our online catalogue you can view more than 60,000 original posters from the 1890s to today, including over 20,000 original movie and film posters. Our award-winning collection includes posters spanning all genres. Every day we add new posters to our ever expanding collection.
Featured Poster
Roller Boogie
Fun 1979 film featuring one of Linda Blairs's most important theatrical feats / theatrical feet - "In 1980, skating entrepreneurs estimated that roller skating had developed into a $6 million to $8 million business in New York, according to The New York Times. People would roller-skate to their doctor’s appointments. Enthusiasts wore their skates for eight hours. “Roller-skating is now transportation plus meditation plus aesthetics,” a skater told The Times.....Roller-skating was so popular, there were magazines devoted to the sport. And in 1983, President Ronald Reagan declared October National Roller-Skating Month." New York Times today....
The Poster Art of Renato Casaro
AN ITALIAN MASTER OF POSTER DESIGN!
Renato Casaro’s prolific career began in 1953, aged 19, at the famous Studio Favalli in Rome, part of the legendary Cinecittà studios. He would later go on to design and paint posters for many of the biggest directors in the world forming close friendships with the likes of Dino De Laurentiis, Sergio Leone and Bernardo Bertolucci. His brilliant portrayal of actors and his innovative use of color and composition saw him much in demand both in Italy and abroad. For a fascinating interview with the artist from 2014 check out FILMONPAPER.COM
Most recently Quentin Tarantino hired Casaro (along with other great artists Steven Chorney, Martin Duhovic, and Tom Richmond) to create faux movie poster props for the film Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. The images Casaro designed portray the Leonardo DiCaprio character Rick Dalton in two fictitious Italian Westerns: Nebraska Jim and Uccidimi subito Ringo, Disse il Gringo (Kill Me Now Ringo, Said the Gringo). For more info about the collaboration go to MUBI.COM
With over 300 of his posters in our collection, we present just a handful here for you to enjoy the scope of his work! For a more comprehensive view use the link: CASARO or use our search function above.
Also be sure to check out our related online exhibit: THE ITALIAN DESIGNERS
Renato Casaro | Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy
Renato Casaro | Genre: Horror
Renato Casaro | Genres: Westerns & War
Renato Casaro | Genres: Drama, Comedy, Musicals
Renato Casaro | Genres: Spies, Crime & Suspense
