Vertigo
Rare Limited Edition silkscreen print designed by Jonathan Burton. Beautiful silkscreen (Variant Edition) poster from artist Jonathan Burton. Jonathan had this to say about the print;
"My representation of Scottie is a direct tribute to the iconic original poster of Saul Bass with a graphic disorienting shape around his silhouette. In the two editions of this poster I wanted to try different ways of showing Scottie’s panic. The Variant edition uses the more classic ‘spiral’ which is synonymous with the film while the regular edition has the form of his silhouette zooming out. In this version Scottie appears to be running towards us but the zoom effect gives the illusion that he’s falling away. It’s a link to the nausea inducing special effect, invented by Hitchcock, of the camera lens zooming in while the camera pulls back. A technique that was used so effectively to represent Scottie's phobia."
Silkscreen Movie Posters have become extremely popular with movie lovers and art enthusiasts worldwide. They have also become an exciting alternative to digital cinema posters of today and many collectors have directed their attention to these beautiful pieces of art that have to be seen in the flesh to be fully appreciated.
Year: 2016
Class: Cinema
OfficialRun: 125
Technique: Screen Print
Size: 24 X 36
Markings: Numbered
Condition : Mint
Description
Rare Limited Edition silkscreen print designed by Jonathan Burton. Beautiful silkscreen (Variant Edition) poster from artist Jonathan Burton. Jonathan had this to say about the print;
"My representation of Scottie is a direct tribute to the iconic original poster of Saul Bass with a graphic disorienting shape around his silhouette. In the two editions of this poster I wanted to try different ways of showing Scottie’s panic. The Variant edition uses the more classic ‘spiral’ which is synonymous with the film while the regular edition has the form of his silhouette zooming out. In this version Scottie appears to be running towards us but the zoom effect gives the illusion that he’s falling away. It’s a link to the nausea inducing special effect, invented by Hitchcock, of the camera lens zooming in while the camera pulls back. A technique that was used so effectively to represent Scottie's phobia."
Silkscreen Movie Posters have become extremely popular with movie lovers and art enthusiasts worldwide. They have also become an exciting alternative to digital cinema posters of today and many collectors have directed their attention to these beautiful pieces of art that have to be seen in the flesh to be fully appreciated.
Year: 2016
Class: Cinema
OfficialRun: 125
Technique: Screen Print
Size: 24 X 36
Markings: Numbered
Condition : Mint
