Artcraft Lithograph - Seventh Heaven

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

In Collection: Theatrical Posters (View all 100)

Mae West in person as ‘Diamond Lil’

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

Artcraft Lithograph (American, 1905 – )
Treemonisha

Treemonisha (1975)

Artcraft Lithograph (American, 1905 – )
Call Me Madam

Call Me Madam (1950)

Peter Arno (American, 1904 – 1968)
Tenderloin, a new musical comedy

Tenderloin, a new musical comedy (1961)

Artcraft Lithograph (American, 1905 – )
Silk stockings

Silk stockings (1957)

Artcraft Lithograph (American, 1905 – )
The Royal Family

The Royal Family (1975)

Artcraft Lithograph (American, 1905 – )
Paint your wagon

Paint your wagon (1951)

Dick Dodge (American, 20th Century)
Harold Prince presents Zero Mostel in Fiddler on the roof

Harold Prince presents Zero Mostel in Fiddler on the roof (1964)

Artcraft Lithograph (American, 1905 – )
Me and Bessie

Me and Bessie (1975)

Artcraft Lithograph (American, 1905 – )
Fiorello! The new musical comedy hit

Fiorello! The new musical comedy hit (1959)

Fay Gage (American, 20th Century)
Witness for the prosecution

Witness for the prosecution (1964)

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

No, No, Nanette (1971)

Hilary Knight (American, 1926-?)
Last of the red hot lovers

Last of the red hot lovers (1969)

Artcraft Lithograph (American, 1905 – )
Shenandoah

Shenandoah (1975)

Margaret Cusack
Promises, Promises

Promises, Promises (1968)

Tālivaldis Stubis (Latvian, 1926 - 2010)
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