War/Military
War and Military movie posters chronicle the heroism, sacrifice, and human complexity of conflict as portrayed on screen. Spanning from patriotic World War II dramas to anti-war reflections of the Vietnam era and beyond, these posters mirror shifting cultural attitudes toward duty, courage, and loss. Early examples feature bold propaganda-style compositions—soldiers in action, flags in motion, and rallying slogans—while later designs emphasize realism, emotion, and personal struggle. Whether promoting epics like The Bridge on the River Kwai, Patton, or Saving Private Ryan, each poster captures the intensity and scale of wartime storytelling through powerful imagery and dramatic typography. Collectors prize these works not only for their striking art but for their role in documenting how cinema interprets the experience of war across generations.
