Bus Stop (1956)

Marilyn Monroe remains one of the most enduring cultural icons of the 20th century, a symbol of Hollywood glamour whose image transcends cinema and enters the realm of popular mythology. Bus Stop (1956) marked an important moment in her career, showcasing a more dramatic, self-aware performance that helped redefine how audiences and critics viewed her as an actress. The film sits at a crossroads between classic studio era stardom and a more modern, psychologically nuanced Hollywood.

This remarkable poster features artwork by Tom Chantrell, whose rendering of Monroe is widely regarded as the finest and most evocative portrayal of her to appear on any film poster. The composition captures both her vulnerability and star power with striking elegance, making it an instant classic of British poster art. Very rare and visually stunning, it is a standout piece that represents the absolute pinnacle of Monroe imagery and mid-century cinema design.

• Year: 1956
• Nationality: United Kingdom
• Condition: Folded-as-issued
• Type: Double Crown
• Size: 20 X 30 Inches
• Product Code: W3990