La Sombra Vengadora Vintage Mexican Lucha Libre Movie Poster

90.00

Original vintage Mexican film poster for ‘La Sombra Vengadora’ (The Avenging Shadow), a lucha libre adventure film produced by Producciones Luis Manrique. The poster stars Armando Silvestre and Alicia Caro, with Rodolfo Landa, and features supporting cast including Pedro de Aguillon, Carlos M. Baena, El Lobo Negro, and Cacama, with a special presentation by La Sombra. The screenplay was written by Ramon Obon, and the film was directed by Rafael Baledon, a prolific figure in Mexican genre cinema.

The artwork, created by Ars Una Publicistas and printed by Offset Multicolor S.A., is a striking example of mid-20th century Mexican commercial illustration. The dominant composition features a powerful masked luchador in a black-and-white hood striking a dramatic pose against a bold red background, flanked by noir-style vignettes of characters in peril and a villain with a gun. The lower section transitions to a dark background with bold orange-red title lettering and action scenes. This poster is a collector’s piece representing the golden era of Mexican lucha libre cinema, a beloved and distinctly Mexican film genre that peaked in the 1950s–1960s. Printed in Mexico.

Original vintage Mexican film poster for ‘La Sombra Vengadora’ (The Avenging Shadow), a lucha libre adventure film produced by Producciones Luis Manrique. The poster stars Armando Silvestre and Alicia Caro, with Rodolfo Landa, and features supporting cast including Pedro de Aguillon, Carlos M. Baena, El Lobo Negro, and Cacama, with a special presentation by La Sombra. The screenplay was written by Ramon Obon, and the film was directed by Rafael Baledon, a prolific figure in Mexican genre cinema.

The artwork, created by Ars Una Publicistas and printed by Offset Multicolor S.A., is a striking example of mid-20th century Mexican commercial illustration. The dominant composition features a powerful masked luchador in a black-and-white hood striking a dramatic pose against a bold red background, flanked by noir-style vignettes of characters in peril and a villain with a gun. The lower section transitions to a dark background with bold orange-red title lettering and action scenes. This poster is a collector’s piece representing the golden era of Mexican lucha libre cinema, a beloved and distinctly Mexican film genre that peaked in the 1950s–1960s. Printed in Mexico.

Multiple fold lines throughout, consistent with original folded storage. Visible creasing and paper separation at central fold intersections, including a small tear/hole at the bottom centre fold. Some foxing and toning/browning to paper edges and margins. Surface cracking visible in lower left portrait area. General age-related wear and soiling present. Overall imagery remains vivid and largely intact.

Artist

Mexican Wrestling

Year

1956

Dimensions

27×37

Edition
Signed
Condition

v poor