Jack Durieux The Third Man Movie Poster Release

This Friday Mad Duck Posters are revisiting one of their favorite movies of all time, Carol Reed's Film Noir masterpiece, The Third Man! We are excited to release new licensed screen prints with art by Jack Durieux!

Jack Durieux did an amazing job capturing the uneasiness and intrigue of the film! From the use of slanted type to increase the expressionism of the composition, to the strong use of shadows and light to highlight the danger and uncertainty coming from a shattered and segmented post-war Vienna.

Regular Edition, 24x36 screen print, Run of 100, $65

Purple Variant Edition, 24x36 screen print, Run of 60, $85

The posters go on sale this Friday June 8th at 12PM Eastern time HERE! There are some surprises with this release, so don't be late!

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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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Jack Durieux Alfred Hitchcock's "Rope" Poster Release

Mad Duck Posters is excited to announce the next release in their Alfred Hitchcock series, "Rope" by the talented Jack Durieux!

Jack created an incredibly classy poster that really captures the feel of the film. The artist had the following to say about the movie and project:

“'Rope" has always been one of my favorite Alfred Hitchcock movies. It not only features my favorite actor, James Stewart, but I also admire the wit with which Hitchcock mirrors the actual movie title (Rope) with the way the whole movie was shot in an (apparent) one long continuous take, just like one long rope. When I was asked to work on "Rope'" I wanted my poster to emulate that wit as much as I possibly could and also somehow show Brandon Shaw's (Dall) perversion and sadism. I knew I didn’t want to represent any rope nor show David Kentley being strangled which would have been either too literal or too gruesome. So my idea was to represent the macabre and sadistic party by showing a champagne wire hood which would suggest, in a subtle fashion, the crime weapon.”

"Rope" is officially licensed and available in two versions, a standard and variant edition. Both are available at 12pm Eastern time this Friday, the 13th of January!

Standard Edition, 24X36, 9 Color screenprint. Edition of 225 $65

Variant Edition, 24X36, 9 Color screenprint on Insulation Pink paper. Edition of 125. $85

https://www.madduckposters.com/collections/posters

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