One Million Years B.C. Movie Poster
Discover the allure of a genuine One Million Years B.C. movie poster, an exquisite example of Ghana's unique hand-painted artistry on canvas. This striking piece, originating from West Africa, captures the essence of vintage cinematic adventures.
Poster Details
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Film Genre: Adventure / Action
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Artist: Hand painted in Ghana by Armahsco.
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Dimensions: Art size 61 1/2 inches x 38 inches (156 cm x 96 cm).
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Condition: Very good, with minor signs of wear. Notable for its rich texture, the painting shows slight peeling in areas, adding to its authentic, collectible value.
Embrace the history of Ghanaian cinema with this collectible item, previously displayed in multiple international museums and sought after by art enthusiasts worldwide.
This Ghanaian hand-painted movie poster features dynamic and vivid portrayals from the 1966 film "One Million Years B.C.", showcasing the artistic flair typical of local Ghanaian artists. The artwork vividly captures the dramatic and prehistoric essence of the film, making it a unique collector's item.
Cultural and Artistic Significance
Ghanaian hand-painted movie posters are a vibrant form of African art, originating from the mobile cinema culture in Ghana during the 1980s. These posters, painted on recycled flour sacks, represent a creative and resourceful approach to movie advertising, reflecting the distinct vision of the artists. Each piece is unique, offering a glimpse into the rich cultural history and artistic creativity within Ghana.
Film Information
"One Million Years B.C."
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Genre: Adventure, Fantasy
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Director: Don Chaffey
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Cast: Raquel Welch (Loana), John Richardson (Tumak), Percy Herbert (Sakana), Robert Brown (Akhoba), and Martine Beswick (Nupondi).
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Plot: Set in a fictional prehistoric age, the film follows the adventures of Tumak, a man from a primitive tribe, who finds love with Loana from a more advanced tribe amidst a world of dinosaurs and dramatic landscapes.
The movie showcases a clash between two tribes, the Rock People and the Shell People, incorporating dramatic encounters with prehistoric creatures, crafted by the legendary special effects creator Ray Harryhausen.
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Discover More About "One Million Years B.C."
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