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Avatar Movie Poster 2009 Signed Wes Studi Eytukan Autograph Trends 34\" x22\" RareThis is a 2009 Trends International \"Embrace\" promotional wall poster for James Cameron\'s groundbreaking sci-fi epic Avatar, measuring approximately 34 inches tall by 22 inches wide. It prominently showcases the two lead Na\'vi characters, Neytiri (played by Zoe Saldana) and Jake Sully (played by Sam Worthington), surrounded by Pandora\'s military-ecological conflict elements.The poster features an authentic silver-ink hand autograph from legendary Cherokee American actor Wes Studi, who memorably played Eytukan, the proud Chieftain of the Omaticaya clan and Neytiri’s father. His sweeping signature is positioned over the lower right portion of the central character image.Large, measuring approx. 22\" x 34\".
Although we have not had a grading service authenticate the signature, we know from the family that this was signed by the actor in person. We also have a Geronimo Movie poster that was also signed at the same time by Wes Studi. As well as a signed Julia Adams \"Creature of the Black Lagoon\" poster signed at a movie festival showing in 2010.
We acquired a number of posters and other art work from a prominent local Estate. This lady travelled the World and was a prolific supported of the Arts locally and nationally. This poster was rolled in original shrink. We carefully unrolled it from its packaging tube it had been stored in and took photos; And immediately carefully rolled it and reinserted it in the shrink. It is in nice and ready for framing.
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