A Gallery of Art Nouveau Movie Posters and Such

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People say that my job isn’t usually focused on “high brow culture.” So what if I gave Fast Five four stars? It was awesome, and you can go to hell.

Anyway, in an effort to become a little bit more cultured, I’ve found this collection of “art nouveau” posters, which I believe is French for “art with lots of swirly lines in it.” Or something close to that.

They are rather cool, I must admit, and if you can find any of them for purchase (I couldn’t), it could be a nice way to express your love of movies in your fancy house while pretending to be uber-cultured at the same time.

Check out the rest below:

(most via TheSwedishBed)

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6 Comments

  1. Pretty neat. The Pan’s Labyrinth one is my favorite of the bunch. Only complaint is they somehow made Chun Li and Natalie Portman look bad.

  3. Last year, when I visited Europe, I saw a lot of Art Noveau exhibitions, but the one that was the most eye-catching was by an artist called Mucha. The Street fighter and Last daughter of Alderaan posters remind me of his works very much. Great collection!

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