Film/Art Gallery

Film/Art Gallery approaches cinema through original movie posters. With a Los Angeles address and an online store, it brings together vintage, rare, classic, and modern pieces for collectors and enthusiasts. The interest extends beyond a film’s title: each edition has a year, a distribution country, and a format distinguishing one poster from another.

The catalog can be searched by director, actor, actress, genre, title, decade, country, artist, and size. A Star Wars section and the Saul Bass archive provide additional routes. This organization turns searching into a comparison of artists and editions, useful for someone seeking a particular film or exploring different graphic approaches associated with cinema.

Listed pieces include The Italian Job, from 1969, in the American 14-by-22-inch Window Card format. Showgirls appears in a 1995 Japanese edition and a 20-by-29-inch single-panel format. These examples show that the catalog retains edition details in addition to the film’s name and the piece’s dimensions.

L’Eclisse is presented as a 1962 Italian poster in the 39-by-55-inch 2 foglio format; Le Mans appears as a 1971 Italian poster in the 55-by-78-inch 4 foglio format. La Dolce Vita and Batman Begins are also listed as American one-sheets, while Apocalypse Now appears in a German A1 edition. This variety allows comparisons of scale and exhibition markets.

The store combines new acquisitions with a selection organized by cinematic and graphic categories. Together, these allow the inventory to be explored as a collection of printed objects connected to films, performers, and artists. Film/Art Gallery concentrates on original movie poster sales, with listings providing references to distinguish each copy’s edition and format.