Name/Title
(1968) Flesh (Re-release 1977)Description
Andy Warhol's Flesh (PEA, R-1977). Rolled, Very Fine-. Italian Locandina (13" X 27").
Andy Warhol's Flesh holds significance within the LGBTQIA+ community for its daring portrayal of queer identity and sexuality during a time when such themes were largely marginalized in mainstream cinema. Released in 1968, amidst the backdrop of the sexual revolution and the burgeoning gay rights movement, the film boldly challenged societal norms and depicted intimate relationships and encounters within the queer community. Its unapologetic exploration of sexual fluidity and nonconformity resonated deeply with LGBTQIA+ audiences, offering a rare glimpse into their lived experiences. Moreover, Flesh served as a platform for queer actors and artists, providing visibility and representation at a time when opportunities for LGBTQIA+ individuals in the film industry were scarce. Its legacy endures as a pioneering work that helped pave the way for greater acceptance and understanding of diverse sexualities and gender identities in cinema and beyond.
Starring Joe Dallesandro, Geraldine Smith, Patti D'Arbanville, Candy Darling, Jackie Curtis, John Christian, Maurice Braddell, Geri Miller, Barry Brown, and Louis Waldon. Directed by Paul Morrissey. Presented here is an unrestored poster with bright color and a clean overall appearance. It may have general signs of use, such as minor edge wear, mostly soft creases, minor stains, and light toning.Create Date
July 30, 2025Update Date
April 29, 2026