• King Kong movie poster by Boye showing giant gorilla with red eyes grabbing a building and a woman in a red dress in an iconic scene, framed and displayed in home decor
  • King Kong movie poster by Boye showing giant gorilla with red eyes grabbing a building and a woman in a red dress in an iconic scene, with black aluminium frame on white background
  • King Kong movie poster by Boye showing giant gorilla with red eyes grabbing a building and a woman in a red dress in an iconic scene, framed and displayed in modern living room decor
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King Kong Poster

King Kong Poster

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King Kong movie poster (1933) by Boye

Bring cinematic history to your space with Boye’s striking artwork, capturing the dramatic moment when King Kong’s red-eyed gaze and the heroine’s vivid red dress create a bold focal point—an iconic tribute to classic film and vintage artistry.

Our posters are printed on thick (230gsm) acid-free matte art paper, using a long-lasting UV-resistant ink. We also offer the option of printing on textured canvas (300gsm), more flexible and resistant. Our frames are made of either light and resistant aluminium, or solid wood. More details in our FAQ

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About the Artist

Boye is credited as the designer of this 1933 movie poster, created during the golden age of Hollywood publicity when illustrators played a crucial role in shaping the public’s first impression of a film. Working within the commercial art tradition, Boye specialized in crafting images that instantly conveyed drama and narrative, capturing the imagination of passersby and potential moviegoers alike.

This era marked a turning point in how cinema was marketed, with artists like Boye bridging the worlds of fine art and mass communication. For those interested in the history of film and graphic design, such posters offer a unique glimpse into the visual culture of early 20th-century entertainment. Discover more iconic designs in our movie poster collection.

The Artwork

King Kong premiered in 1933, captivating audiences with its story of adventure, spectacle, and the clash between nature and civilization. The film’s poster distilled this excitement into a single, unforgettable image: the towering figure of King Kong looming over the city, with a sense of both menace and fascination. The artwork served as a visual promise of the film’s thrills, enticing viewers with the dramatic tension between the giant ape and the vulnerable heroine.

As a piece of original movie marketing, this poster was designed to stand out in busy urban environments, using bold imagery to communicate the film’s scale and suspense. For more striking visuals from this era, explore our vintage advertising posters.

Style & Characteristics

This vintage poster is defined by its high-contrast palette and simplified, graphic forms. Deep blue dominates the background, while sharp whites and vivid reds create dynamic focal points. King Kong’s massive figure commands attention, especially with his intense red eyes, while the heroine’s bright red dress provides a striking counterpoint.

The use of crisp outlines and poster-style shading reflects lithographic printing techniques typical of the period. The overall mood is suspenseful and energetic, making this artwork a bold example of classic film poster design.

In Interior Design

This King Kong poster makes a powerful statement in spaces like living rooms, home cinemas, offices, or hallways where narrative impact is desired. It pairs well with Art Deco furnishings, industrial accents, or minimalist decor, allowing the artwork’s drama to take center stage.

To complement the color scheme, consider adding red accents in textiles and maintaining a palette of blue, black, or neutral tones. For more inspiration, browse our red toned wall art and blue art prints collections.