Lady Sings the Blues frogman Printed by Lonsdale & Bartholomew

Printed by Lonsdale & Bartholomew with a thin 3" x 1/2" strip of sellotape on the credits on the right and a similar sellotape stain to the left on the skull

This double bill is a re-release for "Sleeping Beauty" and dates from the 1970's

Printed by Stafford & Co of Nottingham & London and featuring the artists printed signature

Brilliant colours with a very small historic tape mark at the top left border and tiny paper infill in the corners

Lady Sings the Blues frogman Printed by Lonsdale & BartholomewThis is a gorgeous poster. The Tamla Motown Record Label deserve our thanks for solely funding this marvellous biopic of jazz legend Billie Holiday. The Thirties ambience is captured perfectly as Holiday takes us on a ride of highs and lows. Diana Ross makes her film debut and has to age 20 years in a magnificent performance. Diana had an Oscar nomination but lost out to Liza Minelli in "Cabaret" Great poster with unusual silver print technique.