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GRANDE VENTE AUX ENCHÈRES PUBLIQUES D’AFFICHES DE CINÉMA A L’OMNIA MERCREDI 10 DÉCEMBRE 2014 à partir de 18h18h15151515 200 lots d’affiches de collection mis en vente Sous le contrôle de Maître Bruno MARESCHAL , commissaire priseur habilité EURL DEAUVILLE ENCHERES (agrément 056-2014) Siège social : 16, rue du Général Leclerc - 14800 DEAUVILLE - Tél : 02 31 88 42 91 Omnia Salle n°2 / Entrée libre et gratuite / Frais de vente acheteurs 22% TTC Estimations en € "ORANGE MÉCANIQUE " (1971) de Stanley Kubrick avec Malcom Mac Dowell. 1 50/70 Affiche Warner Bros. "PLAYTIME " (1967) de et, avec Jacques Tati. 2 Affiche de Baudin. Dessin de Ferracci 120/160 "RESERVOIR DOGS " (1992) de Quentin Tarantino avec Harvey Keitel, Michael Madsen, 3 Tim Roth. 40/60 Affiche. "LES CRACKS " (1967) de Alex Joffé avec Bourvil, Robert Hirsch. 4 Affiche de Vaissier. 60/90 "HOLLYWOOD ENDING " (2002) de et, avec Woody Allen. 5 30/50 Affiche dessinée par Floc’h. "LORD JIM " (1965) de Richard Brooks avec Peter O’Toole, James Mason. 6 Affichette de G.Kerfyser. Columbia Films. 40/60 "LE BOSSU " (1959) de André Hunebelle avec Jean Marais, Bourvil. 7 Affiche dessinée par Gilbert Allard. Lux Films. 70/90 "GARÇONNIÈRE POUR QUATRE " (1962) de Michael Gordon avec Kim Novak, 8 James Garner, Zsa Zsa Gabor. 60/80 Affiche de Roger Soubie. Film MGM. "LE DOCTEUR JIVAGO " (1965) de David Lean avec Omar Sharif, Julie Christie, 9 Alex Guinness. 40/70 Affichette de G.Allard. Film MGM. "ANNIBAL " (1960) de Carlo L. Braglia avec Victor Mature, Rita Gam. 10 Affiche de Jean Mascii. Columbia films. 70/90 "MULHOLLAND DRIVE " (2001) de David Lynch avec Naomi Watts, Laura Elena Harring, 11 Robert Foster. 40/70 Affiche. "LAWRENCE D’ARABIE " (1962) de David Lean avec Peter O’Toole, Omar Sharif, 12 Anthony Quinn. 150/200 Affichette entoilée. Columbia Films. "ET, VINT LE JOUR DE LA VENGEANCE " (1964) de Fred Zinnemann avec 13 Gregory Peck, Anthony Quinn, Omar Sharif. 50/70 Affiche de G. Kerfyser. "LUCKY LUKE " (1971) dessin annimé de Morris, Goscinny et, Pierre Tchernia. 14 Affichette dessinée par Morris. United Artists. 30/50 "L’AGE INGRAT " (1964) de Gilles Grangier avec Fernandel et Jean Gabin. 15 Affichette de Guy Gérard Noël. Valoria Films. 40/60 "LES MOTARDS " (1958) de Jean Laviron avec Roger Pierre et, Jean Marc Thibault. 16 Affiche de G. Allard. Films Lux. 60/80 "SUPERMAN, THE MOVIE " (1978) de Richard Donner avec Christopher Reeves. 17 Affiche originale anglaise. TM and DC Comics. 60/80 "PREMIERS DÉSIRS " (1983) de David Hamilton. (Le dernier été d'une jeune fille) Affiche photo. 18 30/50 "PORTIER DE NUIT " (1972) de Liliana Cavani avec Charlotte Rampling. 19 Affiche de Jouineau Bourduge. United Artists. 60/80 "LES CULOTTES ROUGES " (1962) de Alex Joffé avec Laurent Terzieff, et, Bourvil. Affiche de Ch. Broutin. Valoria Films. 60/80 20 Estimations en € "LES ENFANTS DU CAPITAINE GRANT " (1962) de Robert Stevenson avec 21 Maurice Chevalier, Hayley Mills. 50/70 Affichette Walt Disney Production. "C’EST LA FAUTE À RIO " (1984) de Stanley Donen avec Michael Caine, Valérie Harper. 20/40 22 Affiche de Landi. "LA GUERRE DE TROIE " (1961) de Giorgio Ferroni avec Steve Reeves, 23 John Drew Barrymore, Juliette Mayniel. 50/70 Affichette Films Prodis. "L’ATHLÈTE AUX MAINS NUES " (1952) de Marcel Garand avec Olivier Mathot. 70/100 24 Affiche de Popineau. "L’HÉROÏQUE M. BONIFACE " (1949) de Maurice Labro avec Fernandel. 25 Affiche de Guy Gérard Noël. Entoilée. Dessin de Guy Gérard Noël. 100/140 "MODESTY BLAISE " (1966) de Joseph Losey avec Monica Vitti, Terence Stamp, 26 Dirk Bogarde. 70/90 Affiche de B. Peak. 20 th Century Fox. "MOONRAKER " (1979) de Lewis Gilbert avec Roger Moore, Richard Kiel, Lois Chiles. 27 (James Bond 007 ) 60/90 Affiche originale USA. United Artists. "LA MÉGÈRE APPRIVOISÉE " (1967) de Franco Zeffirelli avec Elizabeth Taylor, 28 Richard Burton. 50/70 Affiche de Jean Mascii. Columbia Films. CINÉMA OPÉRA : "La Bohême", "Carmen", "Le maître de Musique", "Ottello" 29 "Don Giovani","Ludwig Van B." etc … 40/60 8 films. 8 affichettes. "GLISSEMENTS PROGRESSIFS DU PLAISIR " (1974) de Alain Robbe- Grillet avec 30 Anicée Alvina, Jean-Louis Trintignant. 60/80 Affiche de Ferracci. "RENDEZ -VOUS AVEC LE DÉSHONNEUR " (1963) de W.Mc. Cahon, avec 31 Klaus Kinski, Michael Graig. 40/70 Affiche de C.Belinsky. Les Films Marbeuf STEVEN SPIELBERG / RÉALISATEUR :"La liste de Schindler", "Amistad", "Les aventures de Tintin", 32 60/80 "E.T. l’extra-terrestre", "La couleur pourpre" 5 affiches originales USA. "LE DINER DE CON S" (1997) de Francis Veber avec Jacques Villeret, Thierry Lhermitte. 33 "LE PLACARD " (2000) de Francis Veber avec Daniel Auteuil et, G.Depardieu 30/50 Affiches. "GROS COUP À DODGE CITY " (1966) de Fielder Cook avec Henry Fonda, 34 Joanne Woodward. 60/80 Affiche de Jean Mascii. Warner Bros. "MERLIN L’ENCHANTEUR " (1963) Dessin animé de Wolfgang Reitherman. 35 La jeunesse du futur Roi Arthur par Walt Disney. Dessin animé. 70/100 Affiche. "LA HORDE SAUVAGE " (1969) de Sam Peckinpah avec William Holden, Robert Ryan 36 Affichette de Ferracci. Warner Bros. 30/50 "LE PLUS VIEUX M ÉTIER DU MONDE " (1967) de C.Autant-Lara, J.L. Godard, 37 M. Bolognini etc…avec Raquel Welch, Jeanne Moreau, Michèle Mercier, etc… 70/90 Affiche. SUPER HEROS À L’ÉCRAN : "Batman Begins" "Iron man", "Spiderman", 38 "X-Men", "Catwoman", "Man on Steel", "Les 4 fantastiques" 40/60 10 films. 10 affichettes. etc …. "MATT HELM, AGENT TRÈS SPÉCIAL " (1966) de Phil Karlson avec Dean Martin, 39 Stella Stevens, Cyd Charisse. 30/50 Affiche de Siry. Columbia Films. "Rocky " (1977), " Rocky II, la revanche " (1980), " Rocky IV, l’œil du tigre " (1982), "Rocky IV " (1985) 60/80 40 Affichettes + " Rocky " affiche oscars Estimations en € "SPIDERMAN " (2002) de Sam Raimi avec Tobey Maguire, Willem Dafoe. Kirsten Dunst. 41 40/60 Affiche. Marvel Production. Columbia Films. "CYRANO ET D’ARTAGNAN " (1964) de Abel Gance avec Jean Pierre Cassel, José Ferrer, 42 Sylva Koscina. 40/70 Affiche dessinée par G. Allard. "ZORBA LE GREC " (1964) de Michael Cacoyannis avec Anthony Quinn, Irene Papas. 43 Affiche de Vanni Tealdi. 20 th Century Fox. 60/80 "IRON MAN 3 " (2013) de Shane Black avec Robert Downey Jr, Gwyneth Paltrow, 44 Ben Kingsley. 30/50 2 modèles d'affiche. Marvel Production. "GERMINAL " (1962) de Yves Allegret avec Bernard Blier, Claude Brasseur, Jean Sorel, 45 Philippe Lemaire. 40/60 Affichette de G.Allard. Films Cocinor. "LES COPAINS " (1964) de Yves Robert avec Philippe Noiret, Pierre Mondy, Guy Bedos, 46 Claude Pieplus etc … 30/50 Affiche de Ferracci. Films Sirius. "JULES CÉSAR " (1953) de Joseph L. Mankiewicz avec Marlon Brando, James Mason, 47 Greer Garson. 180/250 Affiche de Roger Soubie. PIERCE BROSMAN EST JAMES BOND 007 : "Demain ne meurt jamais", "Goldeneye" 48 "Le monde ne suffit pas", "Meurs un autre jour" 30/50 4 films / 4 affichettes "NOUS IRONS A DEAUVILLE " (1962) de Francis Rigaud avec Michel Serrault, 49 Louis de Funès, Michel Galabru. 60/80 Affiche de Jouineau Bourduge. "LE PONT DE LA RIVIERE KWAI " de David Lean avec William Holden. 50 Affichette française + anglaise. Ressortie 1972. 40/60 "LA VIERGE DU RHIN " (1953) de Gilles Grangier avec Jean Gabin, Elina Labourdette. 51 Affiche entoilée. Dessin de Guy Gérard Noël. 180/250 "AMADEUS " (1984) de Milos Forman avec F. Murray Abraham , 52 Affiche de Bernard Benhardt. 50/70 "Y-A-T-IL UN PIRATE SUR L’ANTENNE ?" (1983) de Jean Claude Roy avec 53 Paul Preboist. 40/60 Affiche BD. Dessin de Siné. "TAXI, ROULOTTE ET CORRIDA " (1967) de André Hunebelle avec Louis de Funès, 54 Raymond Bussières, Annette Poivre. 60/90 Affiche de Cerutti. "VENUS BEAUTÉ " (1998) de Tonie Marshall avec Nathalie Baye, Mathilde Seigner, 55 (Institut) Audrey Tautou. 30/50 Affiche. "SPIDERMAN 3 " (2007) de Sam Raimi avec Tobey Maguire. Affiche Columbia. 56 "THE AMAZING SPIDERMAN, LE DESTIN D'UN HÉROS " (2014) de Marc Webb 40/70 Affiche Marvel. "LE COMBAT DU CAPITAINE NEWMANN " (1963) de David Miller avec Tony Curtis, 57 Gregory Peck,Angie Dickinson. 60/80 Affichette de C. Belinsky. Universal International. "L’ASSASSIN CONNAIT LA MUSIQUE " (1963) de Pierre Chenal avec Paul Meurisse, Maria Schell. 30/50 58 Affiche de Jouineau Bourduge. "LES AVENTURES DE PETER PAN " (1953) Dessin animé de Walt Disney. Affichette rééditée par Walt Disney Production en 1962. 60/80 59 JEAN PAUL BELMONDO : "L’animal" (1977) de Claude Zidi 60 "Le Guignolo" (1975) de Claude Zidi 50/70 3 films 3 affiches. "Le magnifique" (1973) de Philippe de Broca Estimations en € "TRUMAN CAPOTE " (2005) de Bennett Miller avec Philip Seymour Hoffman. 61 20/40 Affiche. "BLOW UP " (1967) de Michelangelo Antonioni avec David Hemmings, Vanessa Redgrave. 62 Affiche de G. Kerfyser. Film MGM. 150/200 "LA FOLLE HISTOIRE DE L’ESPACE " (1987) de et, avec Mel Brooks. 63 Affiche de C+D Millet 30/50 "L’AINÉ DES FERCHAUX " (1962) de Jean-Pierre Melville avec Jean-Paul Belmondo 64 Affichette de Jouineau Bourduge. Film UFA Comacico. 50/70 "LES ARNAUD " (1967) de Leo Joannon avec Bourvil et, Adamo. 65 Affiche de Ch.Rau. 20/40 "FAUSTINE ET, LE BEL ÉTÉ " (1971) de Nina Companeez avec Muriel Catala, 66 Isabelle Adjani, Francis Huster. 30/50 Affiche. "LA FIANCEE DU VAMPIRE " (1970) de Dan Curtis avec Jonathan Frid, Joan Bennett. 67 Affiche de Oussenko. Film MGM. 40/70 LOUIS DE FUNES : "La soupe aux choux" (1981) de jean Girault, 68 "Fantomas contre Scotland Yard" (1968), de André Hunebelle, 40/60 3 films. 3 affiches "Les grandes vacances" (1967) de Jean Girault. "HERCULE À LA CONQUÊTE DE L’ATLANTIDE " (1961) de Vittorio Cottafavi avec 69 Reg Park, Fay Spain, Ettore Manni. 60/80 Affiche. Films CFF WOODY ALLEN : "Radio days", "Ombres et, brouillard", "Morceaux choisis", "Scoop", 70 "La rose pourpre du Caire", "Maris et, femmes", etc … 30/50 9 films.
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