The upcoming auction of vintage posters Christie's, which will be held in London on November 1, there will be two rare Soviet film posters Stenberg Brothers to the cult film "The Man with a Movie Camera" and "Battleship" Potemkin "." Each of these posters are estimated at 60-80 thousand pounds. Overall, the auction Christie's will offer 261 original poster, travel, movies, sports, cars, and more. Estimeyty start at £ 800.

Lithography Vladimir and George Stenbengov complements Eisenstein film "Battleship" Potemkin "." Visual solution poster reminds favorite suprematists diagonal composition; crossed guns warship passed disturbing the political atmosphere of Soviet Russia. Stenberg oppose guns standing on the edge of the winning sailor falls into the sea helpless officer.

Stenberg brothers A poster for the film" The Man with a Movie Camera. " 1929 Color lithograph Christie's. 1.11.2012 Estimate: 60-80 thousand pounds Source: Press Release Christie's

Avant-garde film by Dziga Vertov's "Man with a Movie Camera" (1929) is known to the world as a great example of constructivist cinema and a breakthrough in the use of assembly techniques. Through multiple layering of fast and slow training and the use of multiple mounting methods Vertov shows both dynamic life of the city and the people who live and weaves a mechanical matter, creating a unique portrait of the world of technological progress. In his film posters Vladimir and Georgy Stenberg successfully sent to the two-dimensional plane kinetic energy film Dziga Vertov. Combining vertical urban landscape with fragmented images of the human figure, impressive and expressive typographic font color, his brother-artists lithography handed spirit of the film and the overall enthusiasm and optimism of the early Soviet cinema.

Christie's holds the auction of vintage posters from 1982. This trend has attracted many collectors their simplicity: it is not the most expensive, yet highly decorative works of art. Many use the posters is to decorate the interiors. Buy vintage posters not only private collectors, and museums and galleries. When choosing a poster paying attention primarily to its rarity and safety, as they were originally printed for immediate advertising needs, and not for long term storage. Many posters miraculously survived without being taped subsequent publicity, other posters originally published in limited editions.

Prepared Maria Onuchina, AI

Source : Press Release Christie's