1970s original Egyptian movie poster 'I Lose My Life to My Son'
The ‘Golden Age’ of Egyptian cinema (1940s - 1960s) is widely studied and a proud part of Egypt’s cultural heritage. A prolific industry during this time, movie posters were mostly hand painted using bright colors, drama, symbolism, and oftentimes humor. This vintage poster ‘I Lose My Life to My Son’, comes framed. It’s possible that weather and time have ‘joined’ the poster and frame together so we advise against reframing this piece. Poster shows folds and is in good vintage condition.
Dimensions:
29” W x 40.5” H
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The ‘Golden Age’ of Egyptian cinema (1940s - 1960s) is widely studied and a proud part of Egypt’s cultural heritage. A prolific industry during this time, movie posters were mostly hand painted using bright colors, drama, symbolism, and oftentimes humor. This vintage poster ‘I Lose My Life to My Son’, comes framed. It’s possible that weather and time have ‘joined’ the poster and frame together so we advise against reframing this piece. Poster shows folds and is in good vintage condition.
Dimensions:
29” W x 40.5” H
FREE SHIPPING Globally
All sales final
The ‘Golden Age’ of Egyptian cinema (1940s - 1960s) is widely studied and a proud part of Egypt’s cultural heritage. A prolific industry during this time, movie posters were mostly hand painted using bright colors, drama, symbolism, and oftentimes humor. This vintage poster ‘I Lose My Life to My Son’, comes framed. It’s possible that weather and time have ‘joined’ the poster and frame together so we advise against reframing this piece. Poster shows folds and is in good vintage condition.
Dimensions:
29” W x 40.5” H
FREE SHIPPING Globally
All sales final