Alfred Hitchcock Movie Posters Release By Mad Duck

Alfred Hitchcock was the master of suspense, and his films have become timeless. This week Mad Duck will release new officially licensed posters for two Hitchcock films that have yet to have official screen print releases!

It is a pleasure to bring you "The Man Who Knew Too Much" by Jack Durieux and "The Trouble With Harry" by David Merveille! Both artists did amazing jobs capturing the essence of each film!

"The Man Who Knew Too Much" is a 1956 suspense thriller film noir, starring James Stewart and Doris Day. The movie won an Academy Award for Best Song for "Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be)", sung by Doris Day, a song that plays a pivotal role in the film and is captured in the posters!

"The Trouble with Harry"is a 1955 black comedy film that starred Shirley MacLaine, in her very first film role. The Trouble with Harry takes place during a sun-filled autumn in the Vermont countryside. The fall foliage and the beautiful scenery around the village set an idyllic tone for the film and the posters!

The Man Who Knew Too Much by Jack Durieux
Regular, 10 color screen print, hand numbered, edition of 225, $65.
Variant, 10 color screen print, hand numbered, edition of 125, $85.

The Trouble With Harry by David Merveille
Regular, 10 color screen print, hand numbered, edition of 175, $65.
Variant, 10 color screen print, hand numbered, edition of 100, $85.
Nature Variant, 9 color screen print, hand numbered, edition of 150, $85.

Posters go on sale this Wednesday, August 9th at 12PM Eastern time at www.madduckposters.com !

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David Merveille JOUR DE FETE Poster Release From Nautilus Art Prints

Nautilus Art Prints celebrates, once again, the timeless work of Jacques Tati. Following François à l’Américaine, Mon Oncle, Mr. Hulot’s Holiday and Playtime, it is
indeed time to tackle the 1949 classic Jour de Fête, wonderfully revisited by Belgian artist David Merveille.

In collaboration with Les Films de Mon Oncle, Nautilus proudly presents its new screen print bursting with colors. A nod to Tati who will always regret not having been able to present his film in color.

Size: 24x36 inches / 61X91,44 cm
9 Colors: screenprints
Numbered edition size 150
Price: 50€ / US$ 56
numbered

Size: 24x36 inches / 61X91,44 cm
9 Colors: screenprints
Numbered Edition size 47
Price: 75€/ US$ 80
numbered

On sale at the Nautilus Art Prints store on Friday May 12 at 7PM Brussels Time (GMT+1) which is 1pm EDT at www.nautilus-artprints.com

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Nautilus Art Prints Honors Charlie Chaplin With 4 Posters

Nautilus Art Prints in collaboration with MK2 and Bubbles Inc. reveal their new exciting project – four sensational posters honoring the legacy of Charlie Chaplin.

After having paid homage to both François Truffaut and Jacques Tati, Nautilus Art Prints reveals four stunning prints for the master of all masters. “The Kid”, “The Gold Rush”, “The Circus” and “The Great Dictator”, all masterpieces in their own, were designed by carefully selected artists. Printed in and shipped from the U.S.A. All posters are $60

Jonathon Burton The Circus
Size:24x36 inches / 61X91,44 cm
Colors: 11
Edition size: 150 numbered

David Merveille The Gold Rush
Size: 24x36 inches / 61X91,44 cm
Colors: 7
Edition size: 150 numbered

Tom Whalen The Kid
Size:24x36 inches / 61X91,44 cm
Colors: 6
Edition size: 150 numbered

Justin Erickson The Great Dictator
Size:24x36 inches / 61X91,44 cm
Colors: 4
Edition size: 150 numbered

On sale at www.bottleneckgallery.com and at the Nautilus Art Prints store on Wednesday April 5th 7PM Brussels Time (GMT+1) which is 1pm EDT.

Bottleneck is for US customers and if you are in Europe buy them from Nautilus.

Sets will be available for $200 so you can save $40 buying a set.

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Tom Whalen Mon Oncle Poster Release From Nautilus Press & More

Following the recent release of Jacques Tati’s François à l’Américaine, by Laurent Durieux, Nautilus Art Prints is happy to present its next two screen prints in this great Tati series: Mon Oncle, by Tom Whalen and Les Vacances de Mr Hulot by David Merveille.

Mr Hulot, Jacques Tati’s second self, is one of the most endearing characters of 20th century cinema and 60 years after his debut on the big screen it is still easy to connect with him. With a constantly changing society, rapidly advancing technologies how can we, like him, not feel completely giddy?

Mon Oncle, by Tom Whalen
Size: 24x36 inches / 61X91,44 cm
Colors: 7
Edition size: 150 Numbered, variant edition is 58
Price: 50E / US$ 56

Les Vacances de Mr Hulot by David Merveille
Size: 24x36 inches / 61X91,44 cm
Colors: 7
Edition size: 150 Signed and numbered
Price: 50E / US$ 56

Nautilus Art Prints is proud to pay homage to Jacques Tati’s Mr Hulot, in collaboration with les Films de Mon Oncle. Coming 1 May 2015, both screen prints will be exclusively available at www.nautilus-artprints.com.

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