01 — Specification
Specification
- Year
- 1970
- Poster Size
- 34.5 x 23.7" / 87.6 x 60.32cm
- Rolled/Folded/Other
- Rolled
- Art By
- James Rosenquist
- Condition
- Mint
- Condition Notes
- None - item is in perfect condition.
The eighth New York Film Festival was held at Lincoln Center in September 1970, continuing the festival's role in bringing major international and independent films to New York audiences. The annual event had been established in 1963 and quickly became an important part of the city's film calendar.
This first-edition festival poster, titled "Short Cuts", was designed by American artist James Rosenquist and features colourful film-reel imagery. It remains in mint condition with strong, unfaded colour.
02 — Framing
Framing Options
Every frame is custom made to measure for your poster in our UK workshop using conservation materials.
Choose from black, white, oak or walnut, with or without a mount — or select Other for something completely bespoke.
Please allow up to 14 working days for framed orders. As every frame is handmade to measure for your chosen poster, framed orders cannot be cancelled or returned once framing has commenced, except where faulty or otherwise required by law.
Learn more about our framing- Black
- White
- Oak
- Walnut
03 — Delivery
Free worldwide shipping
Unframed posters ship FREE worldwide and are securely packed in a reinforced cardboard tube. We aim to dispatch within 2 working days, although this may be slightly longer during busy periods.
Framed orders are made to measure and can take up to 14 working days to dispatch. UK shipping is free on all orders. International framed shipping is a flat rate of £155. More information on our shipping here.
04 — Authenticity
100% original
All of our original posters are 100% guaranteed authentic from the time of release, we do not sell reproductions. All posters are sold with our guarantee of authenticity, you can find more information here.
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