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Iron Angels: Authentic Ghanaian Hand-Painted War Movie Poster

Iron Angels: Authentic Ghanaian Hand-Painted War Movie Poster

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Authentic Hand-Painted "IRON ANGELS" Movie Poster from Ghana

Discover the vibrant world of African cinema through this original, hand-painted "IRON ANGELS" movie poster. Crafted with passion by Leonardo for ZAAP Video Club, this poster embodies the rich tradition of Ghanaian movie art. Painted on recycled canvas, this artwork is a testament to the ingenuity and creativity of Ghanaian artists. The "IRON ANGELS" poster, with its action-packed and war-themed imagery, captures the essence of the film through the unique perspective of the artist.

Size: 59" x 42 1/2" (150 cm x 108 cm)

Condition: This piece holds a story within its wear; exhibiting signs of usage such as small holes, paint wear, and repairs, which all add to its authentic charm. Please refer to the photos for a closer look at its condition.

Embrace a piece of African film history with this collectible poster, once used to advertise mobile cinema screenings across Ghana. Each poster is a unique creation, reflecting not just the movie it represents, but also the artistic freedom and vision of its creator. A splendid addition to any collection, the "IRON ANGELS" poster is more than art; it's a slice of cinematic heritage.

This Ghanaian hand-painted movie poster represents "Iron Angel," showcasing the distinct style of local artists. Painted on recycled flour sacks, the artwork vividly captures the drama and tension of the Korean War setting depicted in the movie, with a unique African artistry perspective.

This Ghanaian hand-painted movie poster represents "Iron Angel," showcasing the distinct style of local artists. Painted on recycled flour sacks, the artwork vividly captures the drama and tension of the Korean War setting depicted in the movie, with a unique African artistry perspective.

Cultural and Artistic Significance

Ghanaian hand-painted movie posters are a fascinating form of African art, originating from a need to advertise mobile cinema screenings in Ghana. These posters, painted on recycled canvas, such as flour sacks, became a canvas for local artists to express their interpretation of films. The tradition underscores the creativity and resourcefulness of the artists, making each poster a one-of-a-kind piece. Highlighted in exhibitions worldwide, these posters not only serve as promotional materials but also as collectible art pieces reflecting Ghana's vibrant culture and cinematic history.

Film Information

  • Title: Iron Angel
  • Year: 1964
  • Director: Ken Kennedy
  • Cast: Jim Davis, Don 'Red' Barry, Margo Woode, L.Q. Jones, and others
  • Plot: Set during the Korean War, a US Army squad is tasked with destroying a North Korean artillery position, encountering numerous challenges and a stranded US Army Nurse and her ambulance, nicknamed "the Iron Angel," along the way.

"Iron Angel" is a compelling depiction of a Korean War narrative, directed and written by Ken Kennedy. The film stars Jim Davis as Sergeant Walsh and features a gripping storyline where a squad of American soldiers embarks on a dangerous mission against North Korean forces. Their encounter with an unconscious nurse and her ambulance, "the Iron Angel," brings an unexpected twist to their journey.

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Discover More About "Iron Angel"

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