If it was good enough for the posters of two Olympic games, I’d say it’s worth giving it a shot for your poster to give it that classic, timeless touch.

But the message remains intact regardless. The art’s aesthetic worth, typography, marketability, composition, and inventiveness are sustained beyond the platform used to experience it. So whether it’s ...

A classic of 19th century French typography, Didot was created between 1784 and 1811 by Firmin Didot of the famous French printing and type-producing Didot family.

4 & 5. Hitchcock/Truffaut and Best of Enemies Two remarkably similar posters, both terrific, that use black and white photos, negative space and typography to splendid effect.