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I know the recycling of art is pretty common, but I just came across a pretty interesting example while researching a poster from the wanted section on this board. The first image is of a Suspiria poster I purchased several months ago. No one seems to know much about it. The only thing I know is that it is near one sheet size (very slightly less) and it came from Chile (but was advertised as Peruvian). The second is the Italian one panel from The Prowler, aka Rosemary's Killer. I always wondered what the blade like objects were in the Suspiria poster. Well, it appears they are the tines of a pitchfork. The Prowler came out in 1981 and featured a pitchfork wielding baddie terrorizing a New Jersey town. Since The Prowler was release in 1981, and a pitchfork is an important implement used in the film, I tend to believe that this was the original art and that the Suspiria poster was released sometime after The Prowler in 1981. I guess it could be the other way around, but I think that conclusion less likely. Anyway, it is interesting the connections that can be made based on artwork, printing marks, paper, etc in this hobby.
Schan
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Hello Schan, Well Suspiria was first released in 1977, does the poster have a date on it?
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Nope, there is no date (or any other fine print) on the poster whatsoever. And yeah, if the Suspiria poster was printed for the original release in '77, then it would have to be the first. I was just guessing that, based on the pitchfork art, the Suspiria is a later release and copied the RK art. Without more info, it might turn out to be a chicken vs. egg kind of deal.
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How often does this happen? In which a newer poster will base it's artwork on something done previously? Or when a company even unashamedly uses phtographic images from an earlier film on their poster? (Thanks to Matias for starting this topic on another forum). Here are a couple examples:
(http://images.moviepostershop.com/return-of-the-living-dead-2-movie-poster-1988-1020248302.jpg)
(http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff401/aririchards/AU%201%20Sheets/PC140001.jpg)
(http://images.moviepostershop.com/dracula-prisoner-of-frankensteinwerewolfs-shadow-movie-poster-1972-1020416719.jpg)
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I know this Has been talked about, but here's the Quads...
(http://i590.photobucket.com/albums/ss348/frankenstein31_photos/PICT0844-1.jpg)
(http://i590.photobucket.com/albums/ss348/frankenstein31_photos/PICT0846-1.jpg)
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You`re welcome Jeff! :P
Just found this image (not mine)
(http://i1025.photobucket.com/albums/y316/110x75/NS4/KGrHqZmE2EGhJCnBNqbsm6j6w0_12.jpg)
Very similar to an incredible shrinking man poster shown by Mr. Caul in another thread
(http://img593.imageshack.us/img593/5893/b9njndbmkkgrhqrioeznsih.jpg)
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(http://img816.imageshack.us/img816/9058/buriedver3.jpg)
Let's not forget Buried.
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You`re welcome Jeff! :P
Just found this image (not mine)
(http://i1025.photobucket.com/albums/y316/110x75/NS4/KGrHqZmE2EGhJCnBNqbsm6j6w0_12.jpg)
Very similar to an incredible shrinking man poster shown by Mr. Caul in another thread
(http://img593.imageshack.us/img593/5893/b9njndbmkkgrhqrioeznsih.jpg)
Wow, that is uncanny!
EDIT: Do you know what year that Caligari poster is from?
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(http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3146/2867956161_d7f16f7981.jpg)
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This topic is excellent,keep em coming please
O0
Stew
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Also, let's not forget the "Social Network" trend.
(http://img560.imageshack.us/img560/7520/socialnetworkc.jpg)
(http://img840.imageshack.us/img840/391/ks2w.png)
(http://img862.imageshack.us/img862/4494/thorver3.jpg)
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Seems to me that there are two different things being presented here. In the first case, the artwork itself is shamelessly borrowed or stolen intact. In some of these later examples, it is new artwork that has borrowed heavily from the original concept. I expect we can come up with lots of the second type, as how many ways can you depict a man pointing a gun, or a woman laying on a bed?
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EDIT: Do you know what year that Caligari poster is from?
It`s from 1962. Art is by BROUTIN
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Ahhh... So the ISM teaser came first!
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Also, let's not forget the "Social Network" trend.
These examples aren't correct for this thread. Slapping text over a photographic image of someone's face is rather generic and MOR. It has been done in the past and will be in the future, no doubt. I was talking the use of a poster's unique artwork being lifted or heavily influenced work (as in the RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD Pt 2 poster above) being used.
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Argentine 60s re-release of BEDLAM, using the same Karloff image used for THE TERROR
(http://i1025.photobucket.com/albums/y316/110x75/NS4/bedlam.jpg)(http://www.stomptokyo.com/badmoviereport/pics/T/terror1.jpg)
cheers Matias.
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(http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5222/5655515588_650da445c7_z.jpg) (http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5265/5655515540_5018565e0a_z.jpg)
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That's quite the rip-off, ain't it?
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That is the best Prowler poster I have seen.
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(https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/_dqFoislHYa4/TK4ldVsARqI/AAAAAAAABks/1ooQHhhbxdY/s640/valdez_is_coming_DOM_AT00120_L.jpg)
(http://images.ha.com/lf?source=url%5bfile%3aimages%2finetpub%2fnewnames%2f300%2f6%2f4%2f1%2f8%2f6418946.jpg%5d%2ccontinueonerror%5btrue%5d&scale=size%5b450x2000%5d%2coptions%5blimit%5d&source=url%5bfile%3aimages%2finetpub%2fwebuse%2fno_image_available.gif%5d%2cif%5b%28%27global.source.error%27%29%5d&sink=preservemd%5btrue%5d)
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Anybody see the new Fright Night poster?
(http://imageshack.us/m/534/737/screenshot002lj.png)
Not sure why they wouldn't use the iconic artwork from their original campaign, but hey, whatever...
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That`s a creepy..... hmm, crappy poster
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uuuuuhhh, yeaaahhh. eyeroll
(http://www.shockya.com/news/wp-content/uploads/fright_night_remake_poster.jpg)
(http://lh6.ggpht.com/_uU2EAmTHqgE/SD9jChSkLwI/AAAAAAAAALs/d7VUXmHqeEU/_DSC3806.jpg)
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Nothing like the Russian HELL RAISER poster lifting that artwork so blatantly.
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I did not put this together but interesting all the same....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wXsQEh5yK0
there are actually 5 parts I believe.
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I did not put this together but interesting all the same....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wXsQEh5yK0
there are actually 5 parts I believe.
Well, that more or less finishes this thread, doesn't it?
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Well, that more or less finishes this thread, doesn't it?
Party foul?
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Well, that more or less finishes this thread, doesn't it?
Not at all.. look at the first images posted in this thread, as well as the Russian FRIGHT NIGHT poster. These posters used actual imagery previously used on other films' posters.
Posters with similar design layouts or characters posing in a like fashion on different posters are not the same thing. There will forever be posters that look similar.. it is just bound to happen.
Here again was the kind of duplicate imagery I was meaning.. it is pretty straight forward- the same Karloff likeness was used for 2 different movies:
(http://i1025.photobucket.com/albums/y316/110x75/NS4/bedlam.jpg)(http://www.stomptokyo.com/badmoviereport/pics/T/terror1.jpg)
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R.O.T.O.R. (Pulls from Mad Max and Death Wish)
(http://www.moviegoods.com/Assets/product_images/1020/210329.1020.A.jpg)
(http://www.movieposter.com/posters/archive/main/33/MPW-16798)
(http://images.moviepostershop.com/death-wish-movie-poster-1974-1020221660.jpg)
Buried (Pulls from Vertigo)
(http://www.beyondhollywood.com/uploads/2009/07/buried-movie-poster.jpg)
(http://posterwire.com/wp-content/images/vertigo.jpg)
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The image of the naked Russian queen from the infamous German porn movie has been stolen from a random Boris Vallejo painting (can't remember which one, sorry).
Not the best example, I know. However the poster's been made by German's most prolific and well-known artist called Lutz Peltzer. Catching him on plagiarism is a bit weird.
Here's the poster in question (slightly nsfw, artistic nudity)
http://www.wrongsideoftheart.com/2011/02/catherine-the-naked-queen-katharina-die-nackte-zarin-1983-germany/
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Just came across this one today...
(http://www.pastposters.com/cw3/assets/product_full/(JamieF-BX)__HowToBeAWomanAndNotDieInTheAttempt(1).jpg)
(http://media.liveauctiongroup.net/i/4527/6263213_1.jpg)
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That`s a nice line to follow..any advance on " A Bout......." ?
Stew
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US OS for NOT OF THIS EARTH (1957) and an Argentine OS for ATTACK OF THE CRAB MONSTERS (1957). In the US, these films were released together as a programmed, double bill.
(https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-Abd4bP3nlQ8/TYk4DIartkI/AAAAAAAAIpk/7t12tKZO0I8/not_of_this_earth_poster_01.jpg) (http://images.artprints.com/MOV/big/mov283990.jpg)
Both were produced and directed by Roger Corman. So "borrowed art" is probably a better term in this case. ;)
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Original 1996 Polish Satyrikon: Theft:
(http://www.polishposter.com/images/0616.jpg) (http://www.jonathanmoya.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/60376.jpg)
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Good eye Ted - that's pretty blatant ain't it?
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Good eye Ted - that's pretty blatant ain't it?
+1
Great find, Ted. Nothing does it like complete and blatant ripoff. :-X
And the SATYRYKON '96 is far better than the *snooze* digitally pasted SNOW WHITE imagery, too, IMO.
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Studios should bitch slap designers who do this sort of thing.
And, they should get a refund.
Lazy, uncreative bastards...
moron1
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Studios should bitch slap designers who this sort of thing.
And, they should get a refund.
Lazy, uncreative bastards...
moron1
clap clap clap clap clap clap
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I wonder if they are utilizing Bruce's auction history to pillage design ideas? eyeroll
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The late Frank Frazetta is so often swiped, it is ridiculous.
Here's a Spanish one sheet that has 'borrowed' Frazetta's line art from "A Fighting Man of Mars."
(http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i317/abbatazappa/One%20Sheets/mysteryonmonsterisland.png) (http://img.over-blog.com/460x563/2/81/69/86/frazetta/petits-formats/Fraz-lizard-ink.JPG)
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I know it's hard to take your eyes off her haunches, but I thought that root (lower left) also looked familiar...
(http://www.scifi-movies.com/images/data/0001685/affiche.jpg) (http://www.painting-palace.com/files/371/37041_Escape_on_Venus_f.jpg)
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This Argentine one sheet used some Frazetta foliage to improve their version of 1981's TARZAN THE APE MAN, by tapping this Ace paperback book cover of JUNGLE TALES OF TARZAN.
(http://i629.photobucket.com/albums/uu12/brude2000/TarzantheApeMan-1981Spanish.jpg) (http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_1kcEz1iCz8I/S-hupMFO58I/AAAAAAAAAbM/vm7sy1pAgIs/s400/Jungle_Tales_of_Tarzan.jpg)
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This thread is just fascinating..Great work guys..
Stew
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This Argentine one sheet used some Frazetta foliage to improve their version of 1981's TARZAN THE APE MAN, by tapping this Ace paperback book cover of JUNGLE TALES OF TARZAN.
(http://i629.photobucket.com/albums/uu12/brude2000/TarzantheApeMan-1981Spanish.jpg) (http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_1kcEz1iCz8I/S-hupMFO58I/AAAAAAAAAbM/vm7sy1pAgIs/s400/Jungle_Tales_of_Tarzan.jpg)
Shame on us! nono
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Rerelease italian poster for Tarzan and the ape man (1932) uses the body of Raquel Welch's body in One Million Years B.C
(http://a2.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/295354_361039807300847_1051190673_n.jpg)
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/8/89/One_Million_Years_BC.jpg/220px-One_Million_Years_BC.jpg)
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ive been meaning to post this in here for a while quite funny :)
(http://i1218.photobucket.com/albums/dd403/teamweapon/italian%20locandina/CIMG1569.jpg)(http://i1218.photobucket.com/albums/dd403/teamweapon/italian%20locandina/CIMG0984.jpg)(http://i1218.photobucket.com/albums/dd403/teamweapon/italian%20locandina/CIMG1626.jpg)
dude must have got sick of being called blondie and dyed it black :o
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A triple steal! ;D
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What an incestuous trio of loco's. thumbup
And that Italian TARZAN is something else.
Great finds, gentlemen.
cheers
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This is an unbelievable thread.
And to those who spot these things, impressed.
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More Frazetta theft...
(http://i629.photobucket.com/albums/uu12/brude2000/OTHER/KGrHqIOKjYE3QRb706BN9hcfGMCw_3.jpg) (http://www.painting-palace.com/files/371/37077_monsterofalltimes_f.jpg)
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Basil Gogos rip-off?
(http://i.ebayimg.com/t/DIABOLICAL-PACT-Pacto-Diabolico-JOHN-CARRADINE-Regina-Torne-MEXICAN-MOVIE-POSTER-/00/s/MTYwMFgxMjE5/$(KGrHqN,!rcFBFMqbeQ0BQg2jEM1OQ~~60_1.JPG) (http://d1466nnw0ex81e.cloudfront.net/iss/600w/287/182871/5470971_1.jpg)
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Bail Gogos rip-off?
(http://i.ebayimg.com/t/PACTO-DIABOLICO-Diabolical-Pact-JOHN-CARRADINE-Regina-Torne-MEXICAN-MOVIE-POSTER-/00/s/MTYwMFgxMjE5/$T2eC16RHJHEE9ny2q9bZBQ!gSsyDOg~~60_57.JPG) (http://d1466nnw0ex81e.cloudfront.net/iss/600w/287/182871/5470971_1.jpg)
Ted,
That poster art is a Vic Prezio ripoff; it's not Gogos.
The 1967 FM cover art was actually first featured on the cover of the Dick Smith Do It Yourself Makeup magazine, that was also published by Warren in 1965. Smith had created this makeup in the magazine with step by step instructions and photos. (I had the Dick Smith mag as a kid, and the Hyde makeup was pretty complex for any 12 year old to accomplish). Here's the '65 mag cover and the actual finished makeup from the mag that the art is based on:
(http://i268.photobucket.com/albums/jj27/DrSpyclops/makeup.jpg) (http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5141/5810636879_e8feb8a7ea_z.jpg)
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yep I have that book in my shed , me and my friend have been planning on doing the weird-ohs costume for years.
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Good one, Jeff.
I should've realized it was Prezio and not Gogos.
Guess I've gotten so used to seeing Basil's work on FM covers.
cheers
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Good one, Jeff.
I should've realized it was Prezio and not Gogos.
Guess I've gotten so used to seeing Basil's work on FM covers.
cheers
Agree, Ted. What a run Gogos had with FM.. and to feature such an incredible amount of art, all for one magazine. There is a gallery here in LA, that, several years ago, had a couple of Gogos' original oils on panels, that were done for FM. One was Chris Lee as Dracula, the other was Gogos' Creature FTBL. Needless to say... they were *just* a little expensive.
I did manage tho, to snag for my brother, a pencil signed print he had done of Karloff as Frankie. Good times back then. ;)
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Not a movie poster, but nasty 'inspiration' nonetheless...
(http://wos.meulie.net/pub/sinclair/games-adverts/l/LegendOfTheAmazonWomen.jpg)
Frazetta jungle girl heinie (in reverse)...and Harryhausen dinos from 1,000,000 YEARS B.C.
(http://i142.photobucket.com/albums/r85/Junts2005/QMan_FF_Legacy_599_Escape_on_Venus.jpg) (http://www.mattfind.com/12345673215-3-2-3_img/movie/c/i/v/one_million_years_b_c_1966_580x408_425161.jpg)
If I was ambitious enough, I could probably track down the other swipes in this mess-terpiece. There are others. wynk
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More Frazetta 'inspiration'...
(http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_58JDG7OGgJU/Swxhx2dUk6I/AAAAAAAAAiY/lil9dOBZnns/s1600/3505236950_22fa69d32f.jpg) (http://noirlac.free.fr/Images/Full/F_43.jpg)
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Frazzeta is ranking first in the most robbed artists chart.
Good eye Ted!
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That's pretty fascinating, Ted. I never knew that about Frazetta...what a shame. I can understand using other art as inspiration, but not wholesale lifts like that! Still love a lot of his stuff though.
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Yes, Frazetta has inspired several generations of artists.
It is a shame that some of those who were so inspired have then copied his work without giving him proper credit.
While it annoys me to see so many examples, it is a testament (of sorts) to his influence.
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Doh! Shows you how tired I am at the moment, I thought Frazetta had pinched the art from those examples you posted! I should have known that his style is so unique it was the other way round. That's good news though, his image is fully restored in my mind, what a great he was. 8)
I need some sleep... :-\
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Doh! Shows you how tired I am at the moment...
(http://i629.photobucket.com/albums/uu12/brude2000/GIFS/sleepy.gif) cheers
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So I own these 2 posters for John Landis' 1973 Schlock... US and French.
(http://www.eatbrie.com/large_posters_files/Photos/Schlock1.jpg)(http://www.eatbrie.com/large_posters_files/Photos/Schlock2.jpg)
I also own this Turkish poster for 1971 Murders in the Rue Morgue.
(http://www.eatbrie.com/large_posters_files/Photos/Murdersintheruemorgue.jpg)
Now, I don't know which one came first, but the same artwork was obviously used for 2 different movies. Don't know why.
Do you guys know of any similar cases?
T
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Don't we have a thread for this in Genres? Anyway, I would have thought the Gorilla on the French version would have had a bigger smile.
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This image of the woman appears to have been originally used in several countries outside of the U.S.A. for Piranha (1978).
(http://i766.photobucket.com/albums/xx303/NeoLoco80/DSC01192.jpg)
(http://i766.photobucket.com/albums/xx303/NeoLoco80/Posters/up_zps53acb88f.jpg)
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Well spotted Neo!
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Found this one recently. Turkish poster for Marrakesh Cult (1979) -aka Brigade Mondaine-
(http://images.gittigidiyor.com/3427/INSAN-TAPINAGI-FILMININ-AFISI-PATRICE-VALOTA__34274470_0.jpg)
uses an image of Isabel Sarli's Insaciable
(http://pictures2.todocoleccion.net/tc/2009/03/16/12463321.jpg)
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Well spotted Neo!
Thanks Matias, but it wasn't a difficult one to spot. 8)
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(http://i766.photobucket.com/albums/xx303/NeoLoco80/Posters/up_zps53acb88f.jpg)
If I'm not mistaken, artist William Stout originally painted this piece for the first release of UP FROM THE DEPTHS, 1979.
While PIRANHA might have been produced one year earlier in 1978, I don't think it was released in Australia for a few years.
Good catch, Neo!
cheers
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If I'm not mistaken, artist William Stout originally painted this piece for the first release of UP FROM THE DEPTHS, 1979.
While PIRANHA might have been produced one year earlier in 1978, I don't think it was released in Australia for a few years.
Good catch, Neo!
cheers
Interesting, Brude. It just seemed logical to me that since the image was used in various countries for Piranha (1978) that the image was stolen from Piranha (1978) and used for Up from the Depths (1979). This is a case where it helps to know when a movie was released in different countries, as there were several countries that used the image of the woman for their promotional campaigns of Piranha (1978). Here is a list of all the countries that used the art for their campaigns.
http://www.learnaboutmovieposters.com/posters/db/release.asp?rid=28679 (http://www.learnaboutmovieposters.com/posters/db/release.asp?rid=28679)
Regardless, it's cool art, and it sounds like you know who the artist is and what you're talking about. cheers
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They Live
(http://www.devarshy.com/m/g/albums/VINTAGE%20MOVIE%20POSTERS/INVASION_LOS_ANGELES_%28WATCH_CLOSE%21_POSTER_FOR_THEY_LIVE%21%29_2046.jpg)
Assault On Precinct 13
(http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_ec_bXQZWE2E/TT-zWihKfqI/AAAAAAAAIeY/essBh-z1f80/s1600/assault-on-precinct-13-movie-poster-1020205247.jpg)
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Jeezum crow...will you look at that.
Well, at least they kept it in the family, eh?
cheers
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And while it's not the kind of theft this thread is necessarily about, I'm always on the lookout for this Evils of the Night sheet--anything look familiar?
(http://img29.imageshack.us/img29/8341/evilsofthenightposter01.jpg)
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(http://250kb.de/u/110103/g/BsByCZ5snsOd.gif)
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Something looks similar. :P
VOODOO BLACK EXORCIST (Mingyar P.C., 1974):
(http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41Jp9L0UGrL._SL500_AA300_.jpg)
THE MUMMY (Hammer, 1959):
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/5/59/Themummy1959poster.jpg)
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(http://250kb.de/u/110103/g/BsByCZ5snsOd.gif)
laugh1
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RKO "borrowing" artwork from its 1943 insert for I Walked With A Zombie, for its later, 1950 film, Bunco Squad (6 sheet):
(http://www.morbidmonster.com/scart/images/IWalkedZombieIL.jpg) (http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_RKWtpew6Y9Q/SOe1plSQeJI/AAAAAAAAB3w/vmQyyefehYI/s400/BUNCO+SQUAD-BB.jpg)
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A little Universal Mummy tie in, art-wise, on this 1959 Italian locandina for VOODOO ISLAND (Bel-Air Prod, 1957), which starred Karloff.
(http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_q9gTdYDKI3U/TSPnZNVId5I/AAAAAAAADzU/g7B_J38BkZY/s1600/voodoo_island_poster_05.jpg)
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That's a cool find Jeff
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And the Bunco Squad somehow I did not notice that before!
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i knew the savages poster looked familiar!
(http://www.impawards.com/2012/posters/savages.jpg)
(http://www.impawards.com/2006/posters/babel.jpg)
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i knew the savages poster looked familiar!
(http://www.impawards.com/2012/posters/savages.jpg)
(http://www.impawards.com/2006/posters/babel.jpg)
http://clatl.com/freshloaf/archives/2012/07/09/anatomy-of-a-movie-poster-savages
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(http://dyn2.heritagestatic.com/lf?set=path%5B9%2F6%2F0%2F8%2F9608105%5D%2Csizedata%5B503x800%5D&call=url%5Bfile%3Aproduct.chain%5D)
(http://dyn1.heritagestatic.com/lf?set=path%5B9%2F6%2F5%2F3%2F9653200%5D%2Csizedata%5B503x800%5D&call=url%5Bfile%3Aproduct.chain%5D)
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Good one Dr. Caul!
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I never realised there were so MANY stolen art (great thread btw). Good stuff here. I am really thinking if I know of any others....uhmmm I'll be back
eyeroll
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At least Zombie & Isle are both Lewtons
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me confused now :-[
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At least Zombie & Isle are both Lewtons
And they are both stunning posters.
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me confused now :-[
Isle of the dead and I walked with a zombie are both produced by Val Lewton.
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Isle of the dead and I walked with a zombie are both produced by Val Lewton.
I am asleep. I thought he was the artist... hitself i am zzzzzZZzzz
Thanks Ari, clearly need a siesta (yes a Spanish word, do not shout)
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I am asleep. I thought he was the artist... hitself i am zzzzzZZzzz
Thanks Ari, clearly need a siesta (yes a Spanish word, do not shout)
And they are both RKO, which owned that artwork.
So no license fee owed to use it on another of their own production's posters. A good way to recycle and keep it green. ;D
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And they are both RKO, which owned that artwork.
So no license fee owed to use it on another of their own production's posters. A good way to recycle and keep it green. ;D
But... but... BUT... BAT... BHAT..BHUT...AHTTTTTT
if that's from the same production, company, can you still consider it stolen art? even if this is from a different artist the copyrights (owned by the company..) can be used by another artist, no? so how can you consider it stolen art?
I thought this was an issue, an artist or company copying another.
me confused again.. creo que voy a dejarlo por hoy
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No, not stolen..... recycled.
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ok. me understands now. more questions will be posted tomorrow.
i am thinking (really hard) to see if i can remember more of these. like this thread a lot.
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Not stolen in the illegal sense - stolen as in appropriated ;)
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Borrowed ... ;)
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(yes a Spanish word, do not shout)
No hay problema Rosa, tu ve a dormir tranquila y que estos angloparlantes griten lo que quieran ;)
Los quiero muchachos :D
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No hay problema Rosa, tu ve a dormir tranquila y que estos angloparlantes griten lo que quieran ;)
Los quiero muchachos :D
Si, si, yo ya me voy que estoy que me caigo! Me encanta la foto de tu avatar by the way thumbup
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Es que tienes muy buen gusto!
Es Lon Chaney padre en "The unknown". Can you guess who had/has an argentinean one sheet for sale...? eyeroll
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Es que tienes muy buen gusto!
Es Lon Chaney padre en "The unknown". Can you guess who had/has an argentinean one sheet for sale...? eyeroll
Matias, me encantaría saber qué pasó con este cartel, también.
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It does perfect sense Jeff.
It's still marked as not available at the site (sold? still on restoration? abducted? who knows...)
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Diabolical Pact (Filmica Vergara S.A., 1969); Mexican OS:
What is interesting is that the "borrowed" Mr. Hyde image on the poster was actually based on a makeup Dick Smith created and demonstrated how to apply, in his 1965 Warren published magazine, "Do It Yourself Monster Makeup Handbook." A rendered version of the makeup was created for the cover art of the magazine. I had (and still do have) this magazine, and, as a kid attempted many of Smith's designs; some were more difficult to do, have to say, including Hyde. ;)
(http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTjmItCh0t_S9RzbQYTbYn3sL1Z72-ougFIOknbXWOPSjzQ5Z1ydfG1hU0) (http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_cMdbfkl3Rz4/S8VeNuytTDI/AAAAAAAAGS8/NL4eS-vXATE/s800/DIY.jpg) (http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5141/5810636879_e8feb8a7ea_m.jpg)
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Caspar David Friedrich, born September 5, 1774 – May 7, 1840. One of my most beloved artists a German Romantic landscape painter.
Wanderer above the Sea of Fog (1818). Inspired so many posters. But he was the first. The one and only painter and painting:
(http://i1356.photobucket.com/albums/q737/Hope_Emerson/Doolahlah/the-wanderer-above-the-mists-caspar-david-friedrich-1342254964_b_zps1348a8d5.jpg)
Way Down East (United Artists, 1920). One Sheet (28" X 41.25").
(http://i1356.photobucket.com/albums/q737/Hope_Emerson/Wish%20List/Waydowneast_zps122534cc.jpg)
(http://i1356.photobucket.com/albums/q737/Hope_Emerson/Doolahlah/the-dark-knight-rises-imax-poster_zpsb5801f07.jpeg)
and another example
(http://i1356.photobucket.com/albums/q737/Hope_Emerson/Doolahlah/Dark-Shadows-Posters-tim-burtons-dark-shadows-30126347-411-600_zps6a582443.jpg)
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Caspar David Friedrich (PART II). Yes, I do have a soft spot for this artist
The Abbey in the Oakwood 1809/10
(http://i1356.photobucket.com/albums/q737/Hope_Emerson/Doolahlah/The-Abbey-in-the-Oakwood-1809_10-large_zps742f2f60.jpg)
Those are Friedrich's trees and gothic look
(http://i1356.photobucket.com/albums/q737/Hope_Emerson/Doolahlah/alice_in_wonderland_movie_poster_triptych_mia_wasikowska_01_zps4c08b047.jpg)
The Cross Beside The Baltic (1815)
(http://i1356.photobucket.com/albums/q737/Hope_Emerson/Doolahlah/428px-Caspar_David_Friedrich_024_zpsb9cc8640.jpg)
(http://i1356.photobucket.com/albums/q737/Hope_Emerson/Doolahlah/Frankenweenie-Movie-Poster1_zpsb8f3e6ba.jpg)
That's all.....I have to say....Caspar David Friedrich 4EVER
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(http://i1356.photobucket.com/albums/q737/Hope_Emerson/Doolahlah/the-wanderer-above-the-mists-caspar-david-friedrich-1342254964_b_zps1348a8d5.jpg)
perhaps my favorite piece of artwork ever. it satisfies both the existential and romantic leanings within me, lol.
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The art isn't exactly the same but it's pretty darn similar. Are there any other images like that?
Galactic Gigolo (1987)
(http://i766.photobucket.com/albums/xx303/NeoLoco80/DSC02168.jpg)
Earth Girls are Easy (1989)
(http://i766.photobucket.com/albums/xx303/NeoLoco80/Posters/earth_girls_are_easy__zps649e7b60.jpg)
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I suffered through both of those films.
Earth Girls Are Easy was easier than Galactic Gigolo.
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I suffered through both of those films.
Earth Girls Are Easier was easier than Galactic Gigolo.
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Yeah, I only watched about a minute of each and they're both offal. The art on Galactic Gigolo is cool IMO.
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rofl1
Yeah, I only watched about a minute of each and they're both offal. The art on Galactic Gigolo is cool IMO.
Wait.... Since when s offal an insult?
:p
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Question: Could I post here examples of posters that have stolen their art from artist in the ''classical sense'' like I did in my Casper Fredrich post?. Or that would not fit in this thread. I won't post if these do not really fit the bill in this thread....
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IMHO go for it. Anyone complains send em down, I'll sort em out ;)
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...i think you can send your friends too.. looking mighty handsome in that pic of yours second on the left.. the men-of-me-drems
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Oh wow, thanks, I admit that's an old pic, I've put on some weight since then, sadly, but still... Pretty good if I do say so myself :p
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Question: Could I post here examples of posters that have stolen their art from artist in the ''classical sense'' like I did in my Casper Fredrich post?. Or that would not fit in this thread. I won't post if these do not really fit the bill in this thread....
Sounds like this will be a fascinating comparison!! Go for it, Rosa!
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There is a big difference between artistic inspiration and downright theft.
So, choose your picks wisely.
Muahahahahahaha....
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There is a big difference between artistic inspiration and downright theft.
So, choose your picks wisely.
Muahahahahahaha....
Oh dear..am I going to be roasted? Well, let's say that some posters clearly are a Homage (stolen art with good heart)
So, I will start with the BASIC and Obvious...
ROCKY SUBWAY STYLE
(http://i1356.photobucket.com/albums/q737/Hope_Emerson/Doolahlah/ART/Rocky_zps2378c1a3.jpg)
DAVID
(http://i1356.photobucket.com/albums/q737/Hope_Emerson/Doolahlah/ART/Michelangelos_David_zps7141ee2d.jpg)
ET
(http://i1356.photobucket.com/albums/q737/Hope_Emerson/Doolahlah/ART/et-poster_zps0dbb7111.jpg)
HANDS OF GOD OR CREATION OF MAN
(http://i1356.photobucket.com/albums/q737/Hope_Emerson/Doolahlah/ART/hands_zpsa66052d6.jpg)
All posters inspired by Michelangelo Buenarroti. Who else. And who can blame them...
THE HAUNTING IN CONNECTICUT US OS
(http://i1356.photobucket.com/albums/q737/Hope_Emerson/Doolahlah/ART/the_haunting_in_connecticut_movie_poster_zps4ba6b056.jpg)
CHRIST OF ST JOHN OF THE CROSS BY SALVADOR DALI..and Rosa's one of her all time favourite paintings
(http://i1356.photobucket.com/albums/q737/Hope_Emerson/Doolahlah/ART/christ-of-saint-john-of-the-cross_zps36850eb2.jpg)
PREMONITION
(http://i1356.photobucket.com/albums/q737/Hope_Emerson/Doolahlah/ART/thriller-movie-premonition-2007-poster_1280x1024_21397_zps81a13181.jpg)
Woman And Child In Field With Movie Star BY SALVADOR DALI
(http://i1356.photobucket.com/albums/q737/Hope_Emerson/Doolahlah/ART/Dali_zps6dd0d6df.jpg)
I know that DALI has been such an inspiration, but those two are my fav pieces and posters.
AND DOES IT LOOK FAMILIAR?
THE GOOD GERMAN
(http://i1356.photobucket.com/albums/q737/Hope_Emerson/Doolahlah/ART/18_zps23dcb7c5.jpg)
THAT FILM AND US INSERT
(http://i1356.photobucket.com/albums/q737/Hope_Emerson/Wish%20List/ROSA4VER_zps8c08af6a.jpg)
I will post more later....ENOUGH NOW.....
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Fantastic parallels, Rosa. :D
Especially when looking at Rocky/David and The Good German and Casblanca
All fine examples of "stolen" or poster art inspired by earlier works or artists.
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Nice examples of homages, Rosa. thumbup
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So, David's current MONSTROUS auction got me bumping this thread.
Giant From the Unknown (1958) and Albert Kallis art from 1957's Voodoo Woman.
(http://i629.photobucket.com/albums/uu12/brude2000/OTHER/1SH-giant-from-the-unknown-1958-linen-sml_zps0e7e0512.jpg) (http://s629.photobucket.com/user/brude2000/media/OTHER/1SH-giant-from-the-unknown-1958-linen-sml_zps0e7e0512.jpg.html) (http://i629.photobucket.com/albums/uu12/brude2000/OTHER/6031409460_d1f1681b4f_b_zpsa07e9e24.jpg) (http://s629.photobucket.com/user/brude2000/media/OTHER/6031409460_d1f1681b4f_b_zpsa07e9e24.jpg.html)
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Great examples Ted :)
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Something to suggest this 1969 Saint film was released in Turkey after the 1974 Bond film.
(http://img28.imageshack.us/img28/248/kgrhquokiue33uuzve0bohj.jpg) (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/28/kgrhquokiue33uuzve0bohj.jpg/) (http://img23.imageshack.us/img23/310/p1000812yg.jpg) (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/23/p1000812yg.jpg/)
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Great find and agree! I can see the same bikini there... :)
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I can see the same bikini there... :)
Girl's eye!!
I was distracted with the... ejem... helicopters ;)
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Girl's eye!!
I was distracted with the... ejem... helicopters ;)
si, si, claro, el ''par'' de helicopteros... eyeroll
;)
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Something to suggest this 1969 Saint film was released in Turkey after the 1974 Bond film.
(http://img28.imageshack.us/img28/248/kgrhquokiue33uuzve0bohj.jpg) (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/28/kgrhquokiue33uuzve0bohj.jpg/) (http://img23.imageshack.us/img23/310/p1000812yg.jpg) (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/23/p1000812yg.jpg/)
The pose and gun look familiar too... and very un-bond/saint like I might add.
(http://images.moviepostershop.com/dirty-harry-movie-poster-1971-1010416240.jpg)
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si, si, claro, el ''par'' de helicopteros... eyeroll
;)
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Gotta love the subtlety on this "inspiration." ;)
The 1967 Spanish first release poster for A Ace and Four Queens (1966):
(http://i1355.photobucket.com/albums/q719/spitfire3992/KGrHqFHJEIFGvnvCv-tBRsML2bTH60_57_zps0291fb67.jpg) (http://s1355.photobucket.com/user/spitfire3992/media/KGrHqFHJEIFGvnvCv-tBRsML2bTH60_57_zps0291fb67.jpg.html)
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Gotta love the subtlety on this "inspiration." ;)
The 1967 Spanish first release poster for A Ace and Four Queens (1966):
(http://i1355.photobucket.com/albums/q719/spitfire3992/KGrHqFHJEIFGvnvCv-tBRsML2bTH60_57_zps0291fb67.jpg) (http://s1355.photobucket.com/user/spitfire3992/media/KGrHqFHJEIFGvnvCv-tBRsML2bTH60_57_zps0291fb67.jpg.html)
The Spanish title is quite amusing too !!
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The pose and gun look familiar too... and very un-bond/saint like I might add.
(http://images.moviepostershop.com/dirty-harry-movie-poster-1971-1010416240.jpg)
Oh yes - I thought I recognised the gun pose but couldn't place it.
Good spot.
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THE STRANGE ONE 1957 (ITALIAN BRINI) 2F
(http://i1356.photobucket.com/albums/q737/Hope_Emerson/Wish%20List/uomo-sbagliato-un-img-25833_zpsada6deec.jpg)
Inspired by....?
I have a soft spot for Corto Maltese, great comic and for all the right.. and uhm .. wrong reasons
CORTO MALTESE (COMIC BY HUGO PRATT)
(http://i1356.photobucket.com/albums/q737/Hope_Emerson/Doolahlah/ART/Corto-Maltese_zps9ed6ae75.jpg)
(http://i1356.photobucket.com/albums/q737/Hope_Emerson/Doolahlah/ART/percorsi11-cortomaltese_zps49097de3.jpg)
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Just spotted this poor attempt of a WC, the most important part (Greer) looks remarkably like it has been ripped from the pencil of the artist who did my own lovely 1SH.
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/gallery_main//550/wc_scandal_at_scourie_HP04324_L.jpg) (http://i1219.photobucket.com/albums/dd421/SilhouetteNSW/Restorations/1SH-Desire-Me-1947-restored_zps805bcf59.jpg)
And this is what the 1SH looks like..either way I think I won. :D
(http://www.emovieposter.com//images/moviestars/AA130604/200/scandal_at_scourie_dupe1_MF00233_L.jpg)
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Slightly thinner face and more hair, on that WC, looks like. ;)
Beautiful image of Greer, tho, in any case! thumbup
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More "borrowed" artwork... this time an image of Karloff used for the 1941 Columbia film, The Face Behind the Mask, which starred Peter Lorre.
The original image and design, however, was created and used by Universal, in their 1932 Exhibitor Book, announcing the upcoming (yet unmade) film called Cagliostro, which was was to star Karloff.
(http://i1355.photobucket.com/albums/q719/spitfire3992/facebehind_zps955bd3dd.jpg) (http://s1355.photobucket.com/user/spitfire3992/media/facebehind_zps955bd3dd.jpg.html)
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I was looking at the posters on Bob Brooks' site and I noticed this one...
(http://neugo.com/image/obj461geo323pg10p4.jpg) (http://images2.bonhams.com/image?src=Images/live/2011-03/09/8265465-1-1.tif&width=640&height=480&halign=l0&valign=t0&autosizefit=0)
The Avenging Fangs movie poster is from 1927, while the undated engraving is probably from the 19th century.
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Good one, Ted. clap
Is that original 19th C engraving showing a scene from Little Red Riding Hood? She with the wolf?
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I was looking at the posters on Bob Brooks' site and I noticed this one...
(http://neugo.com/image/obj461geo323pg10p4.jpg) (http://images2.bonhams.com/image?src=Images/live/2011-03/09/8265465-1-1.tif&width=640&height=480&halign=l0&valign=t0&autosizefit=0)
The Avenging Fangs movie poster is from 1927, while the undated engraving is probably from the 19th century.
Sheesh Ted, you're my call a friend if this category comes up on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire.
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Good one, Ted. clap
Is that original 19th C engraving showing a scene from Little Red Riding Hood? She with the wolf?
I believe it is. I still haven't been able to locate any further info on it, but when I do, I'll post it here.
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I believe it is. I still haven't been able to locate any further info on it, but when I do, I'll post it here.
This might help (http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/18545/lot/98/) ;)
Ted, to start my little investigative search I saved the image to my pc and then dragged it onto this page:
http://images.google.com/imghp?hl=en
It is an image search engine, you give it an image and it finds similar ones for you.
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Nice job, Steve.
So, it's not actually an engraving but a B&W of an 18th-century painting of Red Riding Hood.
cheers
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That wolf is freaking scary... :-\
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French poster art by Allard (1953) swiped for an Italian sci-fi paperback (1955)
(http://i629.photobucket.com/albums/uu12/brude2000/OTHER/Sommaren-med-Monika-1953_zps779b6354.jpg) (http://s629.photobucket.com/user/brude2000/media/OTHER/Sommaren-med-Monika-1953_zps779b6354.jpg.html) (http://i629.photobucket.com/albums/uu12/brude2000/OTHER/7724131080_155f26f995_z-1955_zpsb815ad61.jpg) (http://s629.photobucket.com/user/brude2000/media/OTHER/7724131080_155f26f995_z-1955_zpsb815ad61.jpg.html)
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Don't we have a thread for this in Genres? Anyway, I would have thought the Gorilla on the French version would have had a bigger smile.
Indeed we do. And some good stuff there, too. ;)
http://www.allposterforum.com/index.php/topic,615.0.html
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they have some Turkish Flash Gordon posters circa 1960s that steal the art from these comics of 1951-52
http://www.comics.org/series/13109/covers/
http://www.comics.org/series/10986/covers/
http://www.comics.org/series/15406/covers/
of course, some of these comics are rip-offs of 1930s pulp covers, but at least in one case (Norman Saunders) he's stealing his own stuff
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Poule et frites (1987)
Certainly not the burning of Atlanta in the background here; looks more like a trailer or trailer park. ;)
(http://i1355.photobucket.com/albums/q719/spitfire3992/_57-3_zps232980ac.jpg)
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Another case of the same studio "borrowing" previously used artwork..
For the Swedish poster for the 1966RR of The Maltese Falcon, UA used the same art/image of Bogart that had been used on the US and Argentinean OS for their 1954 movie, The Barefoot Contessa:
(http://i1355.photobucket.com/albums/q719/spitfire3992/bogey2_zpsff36c573.jpg)
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1961 US OS with original Reynold Brown art, for Konga and the 1965RR Spanish OS for King Kong, with the same (but closely redrawn) art. They replaced Big Ben & St Paul's Cathedral with generic skyscrapers but left the double decker bus, the plane and some of the same fleeing people. :)
(http://i1355.photobucket.com/albums/q719/spitfire3992/kongaart_zps9dab2498.jpg)
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Poule et frites (1987)
Certainly not the burning of Atlanta in the background here; looks more like a trailer or trailer park. ;)
(http://i1355.photobucket.com/albums/q719/spitfire3992/_57-3_zps232980ac.jpg)
I wouldn't consider this a 'swipe.'
Its an homage, a tribute to an iconic design.
Like Fletch Lives...
(http://www.movieposter.com/posters/archive/main/148/MPW-74350)
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I see your point, Ted. Fletch for sure, was done as a spoof homage...
The other was done in that same style, too, to evoke the same sense.
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Just bustin' yer balls, Mel...I mean Jeff. wynk
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Argentinean OS for King Kong Escapes (1967). Artwork based on the 1938RR US OS:
(http://i1355.photobucket.com/albums/q719/spitfire3992/KKong_zpsd9281a00.jpg)
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Similar-ish = "inspired by."
Vertigo (US OS) ---> Deep Red (Italian 2F)
(http://i1355.photobucket.com/albums/q719/spitfire3992/similar_zps7276afcf.jpg)
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(http://dyn2.heritagestatic.com/lf?set=path%5B9%2F6%2F0%2F8%2F9608105%5D%2Csizedata%5B503x800%5D&call=url%5Bfile%3Aproduct.chain%5D)
(http://dyn1.heritagestatic.com/lf?set=path%5B9%2F6%2F5%2F3%2F9653200%5D%2Csizedata%5B503x800%5D&call=url%5Bfile%3Aproduct.chain%5D)
There's that Zombie hand again!
(Courtesy of Paul's latest acquisition)
(http://i1153.photobucket.com/albums/p501/PaulWaines/PICT1128_zps7d996a64.jpg)
While the top half of that 6-sheet is pretty amazing, I am really loving the red background on that quad...
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There's that Zombie hand again!
While the top half of that 6-sheet is pretty amazing, I am really loving the red background on that quad...
Ditto. The red really makes the whole piece pop.
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I knew it looked familiar!!
Good stuff :)
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Least they are both lewtons.
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Least they are both lewtons.
Yep!
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Borrowing all these from online sources since i'm too lazy to post mine.
Belgium took this from the French:
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA100216/550/belgian_destroy_all_monsters_WA01563_L.jpg)
French borrowed this from Italy:
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/20070417/550/french_1p_destroy_all_monsters_024.jpg)
While Italy made the original poster:
(http://dyn3.heritagestatic.com/lf?set=path[5%2F1%2F0%2F6%2F5106590]%2Csizedata[220x350]&call=url[file%3Aproduct.chain])
Italy borrowed the Godzilla part from a comic book
(http://files1.comics.org//img/gcd/covers_by_id/52/w400/52982.jpg?5767558948402809120)
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I think France borrowed art from Italy re : kung fu posters.........
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French, Boris Grinsson artwork:
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA131201/550/french_1p_to_kill_a_mockingbird_linen_JC09655_L.jpg)
Yugoslavian, Guglielmo 'Willy' Stipanov artwork:
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA140323/550/yugoslavian_to_kill_a_mockingbird_JC10740_C.jpg)
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(http://www.fotosdehumor.com/fotos/xl/20090811.jpg)
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French, Boris Grinsson artwork:
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA131201/550/french_1p_to_kill_a_mockingbird_linen_JC09655_L.jpg)
Yugoslavian, Guglielmo 'Willy' Stipanov artwork:
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA140323/550/yugoslavian_to_kill_a_mockingbird_JC10740_C.jpg)
Guglielmo 'Willy' Stipanov is a good artist tracer.
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Guglielmo 'Willy' Stipanov is a good artist tracer.
He was. He passed away in 2011.
Anyway, he did has some really nice works. For example: Gunfight at the O.K. Corral
He obvious used US 1sh as "model", but his poster is far superior. My favorite for the movie.
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA090616/550/gnfight_at_the_ok_corral_DA00183_L.jpg)
(http://www.muzej-rijeka.hr/willy/slike/plakati/obracun-kod-ok-korala.jpg)
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I'm not the only person to make this connection (http://cheezburger.com/2282690304), but I did a double take when I recently came across an album from King Crimson. The cover for "In the Court of the Crimson King" (done by Barry Godber in 1969) was clearly the... ahem... inspiration for the Polish poster for "In Cold Blood" (done by Andrzej Bertrandt in 1971). Interestingly enough, the Polish artist has a current website and that poster is on it with no attribution, thanks or other recognition to Godber's influence.
Andrzej Bertrandt's site: http://www.bertrandt.pl/z-zimna-krwia/
(https://i.chzbgr.com/maxW500/2282690304/h5955A1B4/)
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Bloody artists! Hrrmmpphhhhh
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The alluring artwork of Tierney on the Laura 1/2 sheet and title card was stolen from the earlier 1942 Rings on her Fingers:
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA130602/550/half_laura_JC07442_L.jpg)
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA110811/550/in_rings_on_her_fingers_NZ02732_L.jpg)
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Good find..!
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Good eye, Chris. thumbup
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEh79ZMGIjo
Art borrowed from Big Boss........
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(http://dyn1.heritagestatic.com/lf?set=path%5B1%2F2%2F5%2F2%2F5%2F12525270%5D%2Csizedata%5B450x2000%5D&call=url%5Bfile%3Aproduct.chain%5D)
(http://dyn2.heritagestatic.com/lf?set=path%5B1%2F1%2F4%2F7%2F7%2F11477567%5D%2Csizedata%5B450x2000%5D&call=url%5Bfile%3Aproduct.chain%5D)
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Wait a minute, I was just about to have an original thought....
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The above is not a case of "stolen art," it's merely "inspired by."
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The above is not a case of "stolen art," it's merely "inspired by."
+1
I would agree with you here, Brandon.
It is inspiration all the way.
There are far too many differences between the two to say the DI RR artwork was stolen from DEOH (imo).
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Yes, what were you thinking Harry
;)
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One of the most stolen art ever in movie poster.
(http://www.iphotoscrap.com/Image/289/1286609490.jpg)
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One of the most stolen art ever in movie poster.
(http://www.iphotoscrap.com/Image/289/1286609490.jpg)
Looking forward to the matching image(s)
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I always considered most of those more of a homage rather than stolen art...
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Looking forward to the matching image(s)
Indeed, my bad !!
Stolen from "Game of Death" (1979), the French poster done by Jean Mascii and Rene Ferracci
(http://fr.web.img1.acsta.net/medias/nmedia/18/35/55/86/18917916.jpg)
(http://www.iphotoscrap.com/Image/289/1286609490.jpg)
The Thai poster stole this image for a Chinese bruceploitation featuring Bruce Li :p
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^ thumbsup.gif
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More "borrowed" (and re-drawn) imagery of Joan Crawford, that was first used in 1935 for the US OS (and pb cover shown) for I Live My Life and then, 2 years later, for her film, The Bride Wore Red (1937). Both are also MGM films, (so borrow away) and with whom she was under long term contract.
(https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/c/c2/Posterilivemylife.jpg)(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA150430/550/wc_bride_wore_red_WC00599_C.jpg)
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Indeed, my bad !!
Stolen from "Game of Death" (1979), the French poster done by Jean Mascii and Rene Ferracci
(http://fr.web.img1.acsta.net/medias/nmedia/18/35/55/86/18917916.jpg)
(http://www.iphotoscrap.com/Image/289/1286609490.jpg)
The Thai poster stole this image for a Chinese bruceploitation featuring Bruce Li :p
Actually it's Wong Kin Lung aka Bruce Le....Enter the Game of Death (a decent Game rip off imo)
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The Thai poster is indeed for the Bruceploitation "Enter the Game of Death" featuring Bruce Le :)
I haven't seen it by the way, any link to see it online ?
Thai are known to hand paint their poster but I got here they got lazy and took the Mascii one.
Cheers
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Seems the Italians got a bit of the "sticky finger syndrome," when they did their poster art for the 1933 US film, Captured.
Just change the helmet and who would ever know the original imagery was used for All Quiet on the Western Front (1930).
GoOn.gif
(http://i1355.photobucket.com/albums/q719/spitfire3992/stolen_zpshgk4secl.jpg)
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Thieving bastards.
Good find, Jeff.
cheers
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Here's one that came up in my travels.
First, is the Jim Fitzpatrick album art for Thin Lizzy's Jailbreak (1976):
(http://36.media.tumblr.com/21b00e9754a53c7a7ae7a9ff3184943f/tumblr_nnfjg9f8af1s2pocso1_1280.jpg)
Seven years later, Polish poster artist Jakub Erol created this design for The Empire Strikes Back (1983):
(http://41.media.tumblr.com/c323ca989e6aa7720db91c54e8e4a99b/tumblr_mz0aa0WkUb1s2pocso1_1280.jpg)
Swipe? Theft? Inspiration?
You be the judge.
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Here's an easier to view side-by-side:
(http://www.interfm.co.jp/dave/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/JAILBREAK-THIN-LIZZY.jpg) (https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/a5/78/67/a57867ae769768bae5077e559c2390ff.jpg)
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Good spot Ted. Definitely uncredited inspiration at very least...
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Do love this thread.
Amazing find Jeff!!
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WoW Ted, that's really ''inspired by'' at the very least. Great pics!
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(http://i1356.photobucket.com/albums/q737/Hope_Emerson/2015-05-18%2020.03.45_zpsyr9w9fs1.png)(http://i1356.photobucket.com/albums/q737/Hope_Emerson/2015-05-18%2020.02.45_zpstetdgjdm.png)
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Looks like RKO really liked that font.
Good eye, Rosa.
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This one's on its way to me. A direct rip off of Birney Lettick's SINBAD AND THE EYE OF THE TIGER design, yet still a great image on it's own.
(http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p9/motdue/reference/60-1_zps8qtefe1x.jpg) (http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p9/motdue/reference/locandina_zpsbjxnmtrf.jpg)
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Nice, Mike..
So heavily "inspired" that's for sure. Always is curious when not only the artist, but the producers of the ripped off art don't just wonder and consider how uncreative they can be at times like this. At least mix it up a bit more, even if they want to 'borrow' certain elements, rather than keep the identical layout.
Do they sit back and just yawn, happy to go for the "sloppy seconds" approach? Maybe so.
Dunno, tho. dontknow.gif
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I do know that at times the artists had absolutely no time to turn around the paintings for distributors so I can understand why they might do this.
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No time for turnaround?
A time frame for painting (original idea or otherwise) would not be delegated by a distributor. That is part of the ad campaign that would have some discussion while even filming was going on, let alone during post or even in pre-production.
Sure- crappy, rushed, and sometimes cut n pasted photo posters have been cobbled together. We have all seen them. Those I could see as more rush jobs or done with little time or thought. But anything painted would require more time. So why not do something a little more original, rather than copying a previous layout, with only slight variations.
Even if the basic design is liked, at least dont have it be so blatantly "lifted." (Just me 2¢ here, too, Mike). ;)
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Hah, that Lettick Sinbad rip-off is a good one. clap clap
Here's another.
1969 Italian poster art for Destroy All Monsters:
(http://41.media.tumblr.com/528ad595f5d5c4ff8c6325aecf3f0a31/tumblr_nphv0pE0mA1s2pocso1_500.jpg)
Swiped from Turok Son of Stone #50 (1966):
(http://40.media.tumblr.com/30ae59ac6d823abd422a276791597958/tumblr_novve4HgVh1s2pocso1_500.jpg)
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Joseph Charles, 1917 French World War 1 recruitment poster followed by its Greek counterpart
(http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k267/vintagevick/daddy/a_zpsfmeqxx3j.jpg)
(http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k267/vintagevick/daddy/b_zpsqgmk9mfk.jpg)
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Nice ones, Vick and Ted! thumbsup.gif
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Inspired by ;) (The Hitcher US OS, 1986):
(As well as being one hell of a nail biting flicker, too. Rutger Hauer -- he's not anyone you want to ever give a ride to!) <OO
(http://i1355.photobucket.com/albums/q719/spitfire3992/inspiration_zpswmmurx0x.jpg)
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Good call there, Jeff. thumbup
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Famous French WW1 by Jules Abel Faivre (1867-1945)
(http://imagesearch.library.illinois.edu/cgi-bin/getimage.exe?CISOROOT=/wwposters&CISOPTR=7&DMSCALE=58.93910&DMWIDTH=600&DMHEIGHT=1030&DMX=0&DMY=0&DMTEXT=&REC=1&DMTHUMB=1&DMROTATE=0)
Another famous American WW2 version using the concept
(http://www.openmyeyeslord.net/Patriotic%20Images/image0191919.jpg)
Recently noticed this "stolen" art on a 1949 movie poster from Argentina
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA150618/550/argentinean_battleground_SD02243_C.jpg)
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The Inspiration of a great pose can run across decades, that's for sure. thumbsup.gif
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The Inspiration of a great pose can run across decades, that's for sure. thumbsup.gif
Case in point.
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CIJuuXEUMAAXsit.jpg)
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Touche', Vick, touche'!!
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JFK : Do not ask what Hulkamania can do for you , ask what you can do for Hulkamania....brother.
Ich bin ein Hulkamaniac !
Hitler : I love my fatherland although deep down I must admit that Hulkamania is the greatest.
:P
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Mad Max: Fury Road ripoff
(http://www.patriciamcmahon.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/QUAD_TRASH_100722_f.jpg)
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A couple that are perhaps more 'stolen concept and composition' rather than 'stolen art'
On the left is an alternative movie print for Bourne Legacy by artist Raid 71, on the right is a recent one sheet design for No Escape (I believe it may have been scrapped after a bit of a Twitter fuss on how shameless it was):
(http://20ui41tp7v127j03rcnp97oh.wpengine.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/bournelegacybg11.jpg)(https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/c2/c0/d7/c2c0d7198afebdd1b3e545f909d6ab5e.jpg)
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...and this one I saw this over at expressobeans - on the left is an alternative movie print for Inception by artist Gabz designed a couple of years ago. On the right is the one sheet for Sicario:
(http://i.imgur.com/5Kvc3ss.jpg)(http://i.imgur.com/gxeURw6.jpg)
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Well found. Amazing.
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That is "Stolen art" alla " in your face"
Good eye!
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In my mind, if a design is not used for a film, it becomes fair game for something else. Especially true if it is the same designer for the same studio.
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so where does this register from 1978
http://www.ebay.com/itm/321860625821?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
(http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/MTQ0MFgxMDI0/z/vDUAAOSwHjNV8WMQ/$_57.JPG)
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I hope the same designers were involved in those last ones. Even then, that's appallingly lazy.
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I hope the same designers were involved in those last ones. Even then, that's appalling lazy.
clap clap clap clap
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A couple that are perhaps more 'stolen concept and composition' rather than 'stolen art'
On the left is an alternative movie print for Bourne Legacy by artist Raid 71, on the right is a recent one sheet design for No Escape (I believe it may have been scrapped after a bit of a Twitter fuss on how shameless it was):
(http://20ui41tp7v127j03rcnp97oh.wpengine.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/bournelegacybg11.jpg)(https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/c2/c0/d7/c2c0d7198afebdd1b3e545f909d6ab5e.jpg)
Wow.
Quite a blatant rip-off, eh?
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anyone calling themselves Raid 71 deserves to be ripped off ;)
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2 French posters for 2 different spaghetti westerns that were both made in 1966. The 1P on the left, titled Sugar Colt, was directed by Franco Giraldi. The moyenne poster on the right, (the English title), is One Thousand Dollars on the Black (aka Blood at Sundown or Mille dollari sul nero- Italian title), and was directed by Alberto Cardone (tho credited as Albert Cardiff on the poster).
Sugar Colt was released in October of 1966 and One Thousand Dollars on the Black in December of '66.
I'd say one heavily "borrowed" from the other, with just the slightest of artistic modifications. ;)
(http://i1355.photobucket.com/albums/q719/spitfire3992/stolen%20art_zpsiy3gbten.jpg)
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^ I can see there are some similarities there, well spotted Jeff
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An amazing spot there fella.
How on earth did you come across those then?
I am amazed that the art for these two films were presented in the same year! Art stolen for a film, five or 10 years later is (in those days I suppose) understandable. But in the same year!!
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(http://i1355.photobucket.com/albums/q719/spitfire3992/stolen%20art_zpsiy3gbten.jpg)
I don't see the resemblance? hmmm.gif
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^ at first I thought it was the rings but then realised it was the word Techniscope
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^ at first I thought it was the rings but then realised it was the word Techniscope
Yeah -- and that Eastmancolor / Technicolor thing sure looks to be close, too..
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Actually more of a borrowed pose/art, as one of the actors is not the same, yet the director is.
John Ford & Co must have really liked the imagery of Maureen O'Hara being carried by John Wayne, as was used on the three sheet for The Quiet Man (1951), to repeat a similar pose, three years later, (with Tyrone Power having the "carrying honors") for Ford's 1954 film, The Long Gray Line.
Even her skirt and shoe color remained the same on both. thumbup
(http://i1355.photobucket.com/albums/q719/spitfire3992/carrymaureen_zpsopu1am2d.jpg)
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The guys hand in the second poster is a bit adventurous
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Tyrone was a bit more frisky.
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The guys hand in the second poster is a bit adventurous
Thanks Steve I wouldve missed that had it not been for your diligence
God bless you, man!
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Looks like The Bionic Ninja (1986) poster folks decided to tear into the original design used for The Howling (1981)
(http://i1355.photobucket.com/albums/q719/spitfire3992/stolen_zpsz6lmaz4x.jpg)
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You're on a roll fella!
Top marks.
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Two posters for the film, King Kong Escapes (1967)
The one on the left, titled "Bionic King Kong Escapes" was described as an 'asian' poster, tho it is all in English, and there was another image on the back that looked more Indian. The poster on the right is for a release of the film, in Yugoslavia, likely from around 1976 or 1977
Both posters are totally using the John Berkey art design that he created for the '76 remake of King Kong.
(http://i1355.photobucket.com/albums/q719/spitfire3992/stolen_zpsn7jcwzwf.jpg)
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Posted with tongue in cheek, but I saw this comparison and it made me smile:
(http://i.imgur.com/lvpwgVUl.jpg)(http://i.imgur.com/20HHB2al.jpg)
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Actually this is rather...good..thanks Tob :D
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Fair play fella - that is a hilarious spot.
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http://robot6.comicbookresources.com/2016/02/artist-offering-5k-reward-for-stolen-bill-sienkiewicz-batman-art/
Art that's literary been stolen (don't send unregistered to France like I did once :'(
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(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160329/550/night_walker_SD05158_L.jpg)(http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p50/lunchroommanners/LE0839445644556t56y5564475.jpg)
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How in the Lord's good name are you seeing these things?
Spot on.
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On the left is the US pressbook cover for the movie, The Haunting (1963) with Julie Harris. And on the right, an Australian daybill for the UK horror-comedy, called Horror Hospital (1973), with Michael Gough.
What is seen is the obvious "lifting" of artwork that was created 10 years before, for a completely different movie, and using it on this daybill. Even the letter "H" of both the word "Haunting" and "Horror" is almost identically copied, font-wise (as well as its placement).
One can almost make out the masked-out (covered over) word, "The" above the word, "Horror," on the daybill, as well. Doh.gif
(http://i1355.photobucket.com/albums/q719/spitfire3992/Hauntingpbcover1962_zpswz6yhllg.jpg) (http://i1355.photobucket.com/albums/q719/spitfire3992/australian_daybill_horror_hospital%201973_zpsnvt4vt42.jpg)
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I am very impressed sir.
Fascinating.
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That's a good one, Jeff.
Not really stolen art, but perhaps very similar concepts - The recent One Sheet for The Witch is pretty similar to the One Sheet for Kiss of the Spider Woman
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160204/550/kiss_of_the_spider_woman_R01_BM05160_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160524/550/canadian_1sh_vvitch_advance_ES02570_C.jpg)
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Posted with tongue in cheek, but I saw this comparison and it made me smile:
(http://i.imgur.com/lvpwgVUl.jpg)(http://i.imgur.com/20HHB2al.jpg)
Awesome, Tob.
Love it.
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Hey John (darvish), I noticed a bit of "borrowed" art design on the Egyptian OS for the movie, Wife's Confessions (1956) and the art that was originally created and used on the Eva Gardner/Bogart OS for The Barefoot Contessa (1954):
Do you know which artist did the Egyptian poster?
(http://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/vDsAAOSwuAVWzGr0/s-l1600.jpg)
(https://store-media.nytimes.com/store/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/b/a/barefootcontessalb.jpg)
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FFS Jeff - how Do you see this stuff?
Unbelievably well spotted.
S.
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I always liked the image of Gardner on the Contessa poster, so when I saw the other, just this morning, the light bulb kind of went off.
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Here's the 1953 Swedish poster for Ingmar Bergman's Summer with Monika:
(http://i629.photobucket.com/albums/uu12/brude2000/OTHER/Sommaren-med-Monika-1953_zpsmlbig2pt.jpg) (http://s629.photobucket.com/user/brude2000/media/OTHER/Sommaren-med-Monika-1953_zpsmlbig2pt.jpg.html) (http://i629.photobucket.com/albums/uu12/brude2000/OTHER/7724131080_155f26f995_z-1955_zps5ycq0evs.jpg) (http://s629.photobucket.com/user/brude2000/media/OTHER/7724131080_155f26f995_z-1955_zps5ycq0evs.jpg.html)
And two years later, some lazy bastard lifted that pose for the cover of this 1955 Italian sci-fi pulp
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^ Sure is a bastard. Those 3 characters on the magazine all look out of place together. I wouldn't be surprised if the other two characters are lifted from somewhere else as well
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I think you're right Steve... that alien looks eerily familiar...
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There's a Tumblr page that has compiled a great list of these knock-offs, most of them older Euro/Italio movies. There's one image in particular that seems to have set off a chain reaction, leading to multiple rip-offs.
You can find that article here (http://bit.ly/2a2PwJK), and the rest of the plagiarized lot here (http://bit.ly/29XDZzI).
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Great links there, camera. thumbup
Especially the ones that show smaller detail images that were borrowed, like the screaming woman's face from the Motel Hell OS and then used on the Japanese poster for Scanners.
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Hey John (darvish), I noticed a bit of "borrowed" art design on the Egyptian OS for the movie, Wife's Confessions (1956) and the art that was originally created and used on the Eva Gardner/Bogart OS for The Barefoot Contessa (1954):
Do you know which artist did the Egyptian poster?
(http://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/vDsAAOSwuAVWzGr0/s-l1600.jpg)
(https://store-media.nytimes.com/store/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/b/a/barefootcontessalb.jpg)
Hi Jeff,
That poster was designed by the late Hassan Mazhar Gasour (1925 - 1992), the greatest of all Egyptian poster artists.
Thanks for noticing!
best
John
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Thanks, John.
If you have any other examples done by him, I look fwd to seeing them in your Poster blog thread.
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Thanks, John.
If you have any other examples done by him, I look fwd to seeing them in your Poster blog thread.
Jeff it is hard to post too many pictures of Egyptian posters without getting into Gasour's work, because he almost completely dominates the field most years 1940-1980. I've already posted several of them, which I'm sure you'll be able to find. I'll be posting one of his later designs (1990) next time, which will be either late today or early tomorrow.
John
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Jeff it is hard to post too many pictures of Egyptian posters without getting into Gasour's work, because he almost completely dominates the field most years 1940-1980. I've already posted several of them, which I'm sure you'll be able to find. I'll be posting one of his later designs (1990) next time, which will be either late today or early tomorrow.
John
I will, for sure, go back and look thru your thread again, John. :)
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recently noticed these two cheely fellows.
(http://i1218.photobucket.com/albums/dd403/teamweapon/italian%20locandina/CIMG1292.jpg) (http://s1218.photobucket.com/user/teamweapon/media/italian%20locandina/CIMG1292.jpg.html)
(http://i1379.photobucket.com/albums/ah159/teamweaponss/french%20medium/_5l7_zpsxkbgeh9h.jpg) (http://s1379.photobucket.com/user/teamweaponss/media/french%20medium/_5l7_zpsxkbgeh9h.jpg.html)
the unsigned 2nd poster for raging fists is ripping of the symeoni poster for brute corps.
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i know this isnt really "stolen" as such, but wondered if any one would know why 2 posters for the same movie and would use almost identical art by different artists for the same campaign?
to be honest until i looked really closely i thought it was the same art. but it isnt?
how odd?
(http://i1379.photobucket.com/albums/ah159/teamweaponss/italian%202F/IMG_0831_zpsckiu9n3f.jpg) (http://s1379.photobucket.com/user/teamweaponss/media/italian%202F/IMG_0831_zpsckiu9n3f.jpg.html)(http://i1379.photobucket.com/albums/ah159/teamweaponss/italian%20LOCANDINA/IMG_0004_20160523153838_WC05040_L_zps9qe0fypf.jpg) (http://s1379.photobucket.com/user/teamweaponss/media/italian%20LOCANDINA/IMG_0004_20160523153838_WC05040_L_zps9qe0fypf.jpg.html)
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From Russia with Love.
Not sure what the first one is, but the second is the basis for various posters.
https://www.amazon.com/Ravenwood-Special-Aaron-Smith/dp/0997786868/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1474935602&sr=8-1&keywords=RAVENWOOD+SPECIAL+EDITION
http://www.camera-roll.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/FRWL-08.jpg
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Good find there, Simes!
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From Kieser & Silverstein in 1969 [recently sold at eMovie for $420 (http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=4429658)]
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161103/550/commercial_jimi_hendrix_JC12749_T.jpg)
From (hack) Barry Tobin in 1990
(http://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/FEwAAOSwI3RW8nrp/s-l1600.jpg)
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Good eye, HC. I was watching that one at eMovie featuring Jimi. It's rad. The 1990 guy's version (theft) pales in comparison.
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More heavy "inspiration."
1992 Russian poster for Hellraiser:
(http://www.allposterforum.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=615.0;attach=5920;image)
Taken from:
1985 US OS for Fright Night. Art by Peter Mueller
(http://www.allposterforum.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=615.0;attach=5922;image)
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good spot jeffers...that is straight up plagiarism!
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Bloody hell.
Amazing spot fella.
You do seem to have a handle on the wider (I was going to say 'foreign' element, but... bearing in mind it is the World wide web...) non-English language poster scene.
Would Never have seen that. Fascinating. And highlighting the scurrilous nature of art theft...
Splendid.
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A little more "borrowing" going on, this time for Frankenstein
By Boris Grinsson, described as a possible 1950s French RR
(http://www.allposterforum.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=615.0;attach=6064;image)
But then this site describes the poster as a 1950s German RR: (IF it is from the 50's too, then which was done first? Grinsson's or this piece?) hmmm.gif
http://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-1950s-germany-frankenstein-film-poster-85351444.html
(http://c8.alamy.com/comp/EXT2HT/1950s-germany-frankenstein-film-poster-EXT2HT.jpg)
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The lady is back.... ;D
Pieces, from 1982:
(http://www.allposterforum.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=615.0;attach=5926;image)
She's "borrowed" (but with an added bathing suit) from the French 1P (M. Landi art) for Dracula A.D 72 (1972):
(http://www.allposterforum.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=615.0;attach=5928;image)
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Bloody hell, how do you see these things!?
Very impressed.
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Saw this over the weekend, trying to figure out which movies all the elements are from, two are obvious, not sure about the others.
Evil Dead 2 Turkish?
(http://i825.photobucket.com/albums/zz175/art_from_underthefloorboards/18451341_1688499204500208_7060514611072020010_o_zpsqrv0ceez.jpg) (http://s825.photobucket.com/user/art_from_underthefloorboards/media/18451341_1688499204500208_7060514611072020010_o_zpsqrv0ceez.jpg.html)
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Nice Turkish poster there, Mike.
Gotta love the literal art taken from Fright Night and those 3 fingered hands remind me of the imagery from Amityville 3D
The eyes look similar to those used on other Evil Dead 2 posters..those shown in the skull.
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I thought the hands looked like something from The Gate poster
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I thought the hands looked like something from The Gate poster
For sure... those 3 fingered claws look to be the ticket. >:D
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"Heavily influenced" would be the better term for this WC for The Long Wait.... I see shades of Gone with the Wind.
(https://dyn1.heritagestatic.com/lf?set=path%5B1%2F5%2F7%2F3%2F1%2F15731740%5D%2Csizedata%5B850x600%5D&call=url%5Bfile%3Aproduct.chain%5D)
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(http://dyn1.heritagestatic.com/lf?set=path%5B1%2F2%2F5%2F2%2F5%2F12525270%5D%2Csizedata%5B450x2000%5D&call=url%5Bfile%3Aproduct.chain%5D)
(http://dyn2.heritagestatic.com/lf?set=path%5B1%2F1%2F4%2F7%2F7%2F11477567%5D%2Csizedata%5B450x2000%5D&call=url%5Bfile%3Aproduct.chain%5D)
Found an even earlier one from 1959...
(https://i.imgur.com/2ffdU3i.jpg)
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Were he still alive today, I wonder what Norman Rockwell would think of this "heavily influenced" poster.
Would he be honored? Amused? Flattered? Or thinking how unoriginal? Would he give it a thumbsup.gif ? Or a uhno ?
(https://scontent-lhr3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t31.0-8/24785018_10210773399471728_1331000503232314673_o.jpg?oh=a370c2a82eeba522d19295b8f51b5157&oe=5ACC11B6)
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