Amazing original (and rare) London Weekend Television promo poster for the wonderfully eccentric and hugely popular children's series. Shakespearean actor Geoffrey Bayldon (who twice turned down the role of 'Dr Who') played a time travelling 11th C. wizard, who mistakes all modern technology for powerful magic, particularly 'elec-trickery' (electricity) and the 'telling bone' (telephone).

Stunning design that illustrates beautifully the early 70s as the last great (and still partly unexplored) era of poster design. Acapulco, a hideaway for Hollywood stars and the Jet Set, was still a glamour destination in the early 70s. The image refers to the famous cliff divers of La Quebrada Cliff. This poster is scarce.

One of Crumb's most famous images was widely bootlegged after a limited run by Personality Posters in New York, but unlikely in a nicer form than this rich card stock silkscreen.

Edward McKnight Kauffer was one of the greatest graphic artists of the 20th century. Issued by the Home Office's Air Raid Precautions Department. In the collections of the V&A and The Museum of Modern Art, New York.

This poster is in near mint condition.

Pat Cockayne Keely was an inspired graphic artist who, along with his extremely bold designs for wartime commissions, produced posters for London Transport, Southern Railway and the Post Office.

This poster is in near mint condition.

Delightful small poster, commissioned by HMSO for a 1970 travelling exhibition of original E. H. Shephard drawings for the books of
A. A. Milne.

Otl Aicher (1922-1991) was an internationally acclaimed graphic designer and educator. His best-known works include the Rotis typeface and corporate identity programs for Lufthansa, BASF, FSB, and ERCO. For his fabulous 1972 Olympic campaign, Aicher married vibrant colors, influenced by 60's Pop Art and psychedelia, to photography creating a series of brilliant images, definitive expressions of their era.

Otl Aicher (1922-1991) was an internationally acclaimed graphic designer and educator. His best-known works include the Rotis typeface and corporate identity programs for Lufthansa, BASF, FSB, and ERCO. For his fabulous 1972 Olympic campaign, Aicher married vibrant colors, influenced by 60's Pop Art and psychedelia, to photography creating a series of brilliant images, definitive expressions of their era.

Otl Aicher (1922-1991) was an internationally acclaimed graphic designer and educator. His best-known works include the Rotis typeface and corporate identity programs for Lufthansa, BASF, FSB, and ERCO. For his fabulous 1972 Olympic campaign, Aicher married vibrant colors, influenced by 60's Pop Art and psychedelia, to photography creating a series of brilliant images, definitive expressions of their era.

Otl Aicher (1922-1991) was an internationally acclaimed graphic designer and educator. His best-known works include the Rotis typeface and corporate identity programs for Lufthansa, BASF, FSB, and ERCO. For his fabulous 1972 Olympic campaign, Aicher married vibrant colors, influenced by 60's Pop Art and psychedelia, to photography creating a series of brilliant images, definitive expressions of their era.

Otl Aicher (1922-1991) was an internationally acclaimed graphic designer and educator. His best-known works include the Rotis typeface and corporate identity programs for Lufthansa, BASF, FSB, and ERCO. For his fabulous 1972 Olympic campaign, Aicher married vibrant colors, influenced by 60's Pop Art and psychedelia, to photography creating a series of brilliant images, definitive expressions of their era.

Gorgeously detailed poster on dark silver background for this major retrospective.

The painting is Warhol's 1967 self-portrait owned by the Pulitzer family, one of a series of self-portraits that Warhol made in 1966-67, all based on the same photograph.

Wonderful original Soviet poster for Cosmonautics Day, 1974.

Every year the on 12 April the Soviet Union celebrated the first manned space flight on 12 April 1961 by Yuri Gagarin, who made one complete orbit around the Earth aboard the spacecraft Vostok 1, an event of overwhelming significance for Soviet prestige and success in the space race.

Classic Soviet art celebrating the 50th anniversary of the 1917 October revolution.

The design highlights one of the Kremlin stars, installed in the 1930s on five towers of the Moscow Kremlin, replacing the gilded eagles of Imperial Russia.

Limited edition poster from Gilbert and George's major retrospective at the Tate Modern Gallery, London this year.

The exhibition was the largest retrospective of any artist to be held at Tate Modern.

Are your convictions flagging? Lifesize Lenin will put iron in your soul.

Imposing original late Soviet-era poster, printed in two sections.

Within six years of this formidably confident image of the Bolshevik leader being printed, the Soviet Union was dissolved.