Rumble Fish Rosanna Schiaffino Lawrence's novel in which Lady

Lawrence's novel in which Lady Chatterley's niece inherits the family home

Spectacular artwork and a BAFTA award winning music score from Ennio Morricone which utilises choir and oboe to great effect to differentiate the power of prayer and the might of the sword

This 1972 British quad film poster from MGM is in folded condition as issued to the cinema

Note how the title cunningly overlaps the nipple as a concession to the censorship rules of the day and appease the self- regulatory body in force at the time

Colin Holloway stated prior to completion of this finished art "I think that the title should print yellow on the sash - if it prints white it will be weak and look like there's a hole in the drawing" Although some artists wish to take all the credit for finished artwork it is fortunate that the majority do not as is the case here

Rumble Fish Rosanna Schiaffino Lawrence's novel in which LadyFollowing "The Outsiders" from the same novelist S E Hinton comes the second of Francis Ford Coppola's youth problems films. This alienated teen allegory was bravely filmed in a moody black and white with just a dash of colour. This textured artwork by Solie remains as unique and powerful as the film.