Seven Samurai
七人の侍
1967 Japanese B1x3 86x40" (218x103cm)
Grade: Fine to Very Fine
$4,200
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Poster Details
English title: Seven Samurai
Poster title: 七人の侍
Poster Year: 1967
Poster Origin: Japanese
Size: B1x3 86x40" (218x103cm)
Style: re-release
Film title: 七人の侍
Film Year: 1954
Film Origin: Japan
Film Directors: Akira Kurosawa
Film Actors: Toshirô MifuneTakashi ShimuraKeiko TsushimaYukiko Shimazaki
Film Genres: Drama
Film Plot: A poor village under attack by bandits recruits seven unemployed samurai to help them defend themselves.
Categories: AuteurCultMartial ArtsWarFilmLarge Posters
Keywords: 1950s1960sarmyfirehelmetredsamuraisword
Grade: C7-C8 Fine to Very Fine. Folded, single-sided. Left Panel (C8-C9) Theater-used poster with very minimal handling/edge wear/surface wear, folded twice. Middle Panel (C7-C8) Theater-used poster with minimal handling/edge wear/surface wear, folded twice, wear/dirt along center fold, minor ink loss at cross fold. Right Panel (C8-C9) Theater-used poster with very minimal handling/edge wear/surface wear, folded twice.
Framing: List prices are for posters only. Please inquire to discuss framing options.
Price: $4,200
Akira Kurosawa’s masterpiece, the Seven Samurai, is easily one of the most respected and influential films in the history of cinema. It has been remade and referenced countless times — most prominently by John Sturges as The Magnificent Seven in 1960 (as well as the remake with Denzel Washington and Chris Pratt). Innovative not only in terms of plot, Seven Samurai was also a technical marvel that forever redefined how action sequences would be filmed — mostly notably through the use of multiple cameras/angles and telephoto lenses to give the viewer a more central and visceral presence (without being disorienting — modern action directors take note!).
This extremely rare panoramic Japanese billboard is made from three overlapping B1-size posters and it’s amazing in both scope and impact. This poster was issued for the first re-release of Seven Samurai and is now over 50 years old! Don’t miss out on this most epic of posters!
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