Jaws 3-D (1984) Original Japanese B2 Poster ["Toshio Furukawa" and period-authentic printing techniques

and period-authentic printing techniques

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Original Japanese poster for the 1970 yakuza drama The Domain: Rising Dragon (日本侠客伝　昇り龍)

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Jaws 3-D (1984) Original Japanese B2 Poster ["Toshio Furukawa" and period-authentic printing techniquesJaws 3 D, the third entry in Universal's shark franchise, was conceived as a stereoscopic spectacle and marketed in Japan under the banner (super 3D film). Director Joe Alves, the production designer of the original 1975 film, took the helm for this Sea World set sequel starring Dennis Quaid and Bess Armstrong. The Japanese poster, produced for the March 1984 theatrical run, foregrounds the 3 D effect with a great white breaching toward the viewer,