Hamiltons Legends Terry O'Neill Poster - Paul Newman 1980s

Photographer: Terry O'Neill (British, 1938–2019)
Subjects: Paul Newman and Lee Marvin (On the set of The Pocket Money, 1972)
Title/Series: Legends
Exhibition Venue: Hamiltons Gallery, 13 Carlos Place, London W1
Publisher: The Poster Shop, 146 Royal College Street, London NW1
Poster Design: Laurence Bradbury and Roy Williams
Date of Issue: Circa 1980s
Technique: Vintage photomechanical offset lithographic exhibition poster
Dimensions: 79.6 x 60 cm
Status: Excellent vintage condition, unbacked, crisp monochrome depth
 
About the Poster
This original vintage Hamiltons Legends Terry O'Neill Poster was published in London by The Poster Shop to coincide with a landmark exhibition at the prestigious Hamiltons Gallery. The iconic black and white visual captures Hollywood titans Paul Newman and Lee Marvin standing casually against a textured wall during a break on the film set of Pocket Money (1972). Newman wears a cowboy hat, western shirt, and denim jeans, while Marvin leans beside him in a striped suit, loosened tie, and fedora. Designed by Laurence Bradbury and Roy Williams, the layout features a striking black inner frame and elegant serif typography spelling "LEGENDS" with a gold star motif.
 
About the Photographer / Venue
Terry O'Neill was one of the most celebrated British photographers of the 20th century, renowned for chronicling the frontline of fame, fashion, and cinema from the 1960s onward. His relaxed, candid approach stripped away the artificiality of Hollywood stardom, creating intimate portraits of international icons. Hamiltons Gallery, located at Carlos Place in Mayfair, London, is one of the world's foremost galleries specializing in fine art photography, historically hosting definitive exhibitions for master photographers. The Poster Shop in London was a premier mid-to-late 20th-century publisher known for producing museum-grade authorized editions for collectors.