Description
Own an irreplaceable piece of cinema history with this original lobby card for A Streetcar Named Desire (1951), the groundbreaking Elia Kazan adaptation of Tennessee Williams’ Pulitzer Prize and Critics’ Award-winning play. Featuring the legendary Marlon Brando in the role that made him a superstar and Vivien Leigh in her Academy Award-winning performance as Blanche DuBois, this 11″ x 14″ offset-lithograph captures the raw intensity and emotional power of this masterpiece.
The supporting cast includes Kim Hunter (Best Supporting Actress Academy Award winner as Stella Kowalski) and Karl Malden (Best Supporting Actor Academy Award winner as Mitch), creating an extraordinary ensemble that defined a generation of American cinema. The lobby card artwork perfectly conveys the melodrama and tension that made this film a cultural phenomenon—a raw, unflinching look at desire, class, and human fragility in post-war New Orleans.
Condition: Original theatrical lobby card printed by National Screen Service (NSS 51/456). This is an authentic vintage lithograph, not a reprint or reproduction. The card displays genuine period character with original printing and patina. Presented in a 16″ x 20″ acid-free presentation folder, ready to frame. Comes with Certificate of Authenticity from IVPDA certified dealer. INV. #13871.
An essential acquisition for collectors of Marlon Brando memorabilia, Vivien Leigh films, Tennessee Williams adaptations, 1950s cinema history, and Academy Award winners. A defining moment in American cinema—one of the most important films ever made.
Anonymous Artists
Date:1951
Size:11 x 14″
Medium: Offset-Lithograph
INV. #:13871
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