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When Frank Armah began painting posters for Ghanaian movie theaters in the mid-1980s, he was given a clear mandate: Sell as many tickets as possible. If the movie was gory, the poster should be gorier (skulls, blood, skulls dripping blood). If it was sexy, make the poster sexier (breasts, lots of them, ideally at least watermelon-sized). And when in doubt, throw in a fish. Or don’t you remember th
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Hand painted Movie Posters from Ghana
Hand painted Ghana movie posters are unique pieces of authentic African art! These types of posters were exhibited many times in museums all over the world and are highly collectible! Here is some information about the origin of this art form. With the arrival of video and video cassettes in Ghana (West Africa) during 1980s, a small-scale film distribution mobile cinema was created. The local oper
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History of Ghanaian Movie Posters from Ghana's Golden Age (1985-1999) | African Movie Poster Art — Ernie Wolfe Gallery
