1987 Cuban Original Movie Poster PLUS Mockup/Boceto Painting.Alarm Clock.art.

1987 Cuban Original Movie Poster PLUS Mockup/Boceto Painting.Alarm Clock.art.

Sale price  $950.00 Regular price  $1,750.00
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1987 Cuban Original Movie Poster PLUS Mockup/Boceto Painting.Alarm Clock.art.

1987 Cuban Original Movie Poster PLUS Mockup/Boceto Painting.Alarm Clock.art.

Sale price  $950.00 Regular price  $1,750.00
Artist
Eduardo Muñoz Bachs
Unit of Sale
Single Piece
Signed By
Bachs
Size
Medium
Date of Creation
1970-1989
Listed By
Dealer or Reseller
Framed/Unframed
Unframed
Year of Production
1987
Width (Inches)
20
Style
Contemporary Art, Silkscreen
Features
1st Edition
Unit Quantity
1
Culture
Hispanic
Handmade
Yes
Signed
Yes
Color
Multi-Color
Material
Paper
Certificate of Authenticity (COA)
Yes
Original/Licensed Reprint
Original
Subject
Movies
Main Color
Multi-Color
Type
Poster
Signed?
Signed
COA Issued By
Art of Cuba gallery
Height (Inches)
30
Theme
Art
Original/Reproduction
Original
Time Period Manufactured
1980-1989
Country of Origin
United States
This lot includes the original 1987 silkscreen movie poster PLUS the original mockup that the artist created to be printed on paper and make the posters.
The mockup or boceto is painted on artistic board and provides the original artwork for a Cuban poster.
A unique piece of poster history.

Mockup measures 9x13 inches.
The poster measures 20x30 inches.

TITLE: Mas vale tarde que nunca (Better late than never) -  Cuban film Directed by Enrique Colina
YEAR: 1987
ARTIST: Bachs
MEDIUM: Silkscreen
SIZE: 20"x30"= 51x76cm

Original Cuban posters are becoming highly collectable and because of their scarcity many are being reproduced We sell only original first edition posters.
We use a double shipping tube and protective tissue paper to prevent the edges to get damaged. Mockup will be sent flat in a separate shipment.
 

I WILL SEND YOU A CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY WITH EACH POSTER

This original poster belongs to a collection that was started by my husband’s grandmother in 1973 and it was brought by us to the Unites States from 1998 to 2012 in small batches, due to Cuban and U.S government restrictions on importing or exporting art from the island. Each batch was processed by the Cuban government entity Registro Nacional de Bienes Culturales de la República de Cuba that dates from 1998 to 2012 under my name and my husband’s name as permits to take the posters to the United States. I have links in my webpage with pictures of many of the receipts as proof of provenance. During more than 20 years I befriended many of the artists and collectors, read every book and article I could have my hands on and acquired the knowledge to stand by the authenticity of my collection. I will send you a Certificate of Authenticity issued by my art gallery Art of Cuba and signed by me. It will include the  Title of the poster,Year printed and the artist’s name with the image of the actual poster.

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