The last screen appearance of Vivien Leigh. Difficult to believe this poster represented a film shot in black and white! British artist Brian Bysouth painted this in 1965 portraying passengers…
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The last screen appearance of Vivien Leigh. Difficult to believe this poster represented a film shot in black and white! British artist Brian Bysouth painted this in 1965 portraying passengers who were refugees including Jews leaving Mexico for Germany in 1933 which was a bad decision as Adolf Hitler was rising to power at the time. Printed by Stafford & Co. of Nottingham and London in folded condition with two very faint historic sellotape marks at the bottom border.
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