Vertigo Movie Poster FOOD & DRINK Monet's use of short brushstrokes

Monet's use of short brushstrokes and impressive light effects encompasses the essence of movement in this enchanting impressionist piece and is undoubtably one of Monet's most celebrated artworks and is revered across the world

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Vertigo Movie Poster FOOD & DRINK Monet's use of short brushstrokesReleased in 1958 American psychological thriller Vertigo was produced and directed by the most celebrated figure in cinema history, Alfred Hitchcock. Graphic Designer, Saul Bass who created the artwork for the film poster, was one of the most influential Hollywood artists, whose work set the visual tone for some of the most iconic films in the 1950's and 1960's. Bass used a distinct geometric spiral effect to convey a gravity defying pull and dizzying