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Antonio de Teffe (here credited under the pseudonym Anthony Steffen) not only played the part of Django - the civil war veteran who takes revenge on the Confederate officers who killed his comrades but has also scripted the film too
The inset photograph featuring Julie London as the saloon singer suffering at the hands of the baddies is fittingly arranged within the black silhouette of the gun
Double-sided cinema poster from display at the Arts cinema (screen details on reverse with Blutac)
Printed in Bruxelles this superb rolled condition film poster has no pinholes
The artwork merits close inspection and will reward you with humorous detail yet retaining a majestic quality which comes with respect for the material
Korczak don bluth Antonio de Teffe (here creditedAn Historical drama This Artificial Eye British quad film poster chronicles real life events from 1936 to 1942 with a dignified performance from Wojciech Pszoniak as Janusz Korczak, the doctor who ministered to the children in the Warsaw ghetto. Shot in monochrome Artificial Eye have chosen to accentuate the name of the doctor in colour as the title of the film.
