Artcraft Lithograph - A Day in Hollywood , A Night in the Ukraine

Artcraft was a New York printing firm, owned by Samuel Golden, that specialized in theatrical materials.

In Collection: Theatrical Posters (View all 100)

Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf

Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf (1962)

Richard Kenerson
Redhead

Redhead (1959)

Artcraft Lithograph (American, 1905 – )
P.S. I love you

P.S. I love you (1964)

Artcraft Lithograph (American, 1905 – )
Grease

Grease (1972)

Artcraft Lithograph (American, 1905 – )
Mae West in person as ‘Diamond Lil’

Mae West in person as ‘Diamond Lil’ (1951)

Artcraft Lithograph (American, 1905 – )
Oliver!

Oliver! (1963)

Artcraft Lithograph (American, 1905 – )
No, No, Nanette

No, No, Nanette (1971)

Hilary Knight (American, 1926-?)
The Waltz of the Toreadors

The Waltz of the Toreadors (1957)

Saul Steinberg
Tenderloin, a new musical comedy

Tenderloin, a new musical comedy (1961)

Artcraft Lithograph (American, 1905 – )
Showboat

Showboat (1966)

M. Koskinen
Evita

Evita (1979)

Martha Swope
Little Murders

Little Murders (1967)

Artcraft Lithograph (American, 1905 – )
No strings, a new musical

No strings, a new musical (1962)

Paul Bacon (American, 1923 – 2015)
Silk stockings

Silk stockings (1957)

Artcraft Lithograph (American, 1905 – )
Rosalind Russell in the new musical comedy Wonderful Town

Rosalind Russell in the new musical comedy Wonderful Town (1953)

Artcraft Lithograph (American, 1905 – )
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