Showing posts with label gareth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gareth. Show all posts

Oct 6, 2020

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Italian Locandina (1987)

 

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (Rotta verso la terra) Italian theatrical release poster. Tagline: "Tornarono indietro dove gli uomini del 23° secolo non erano mai stati. Si trovarono in un’epoca pazza, folle, irrazionale: il 1987." (Automatic translation: "They went back where the men of the 23rd century had never been. They found themselves in a mad, insane, irrational era: 1987." Title translation: "ROUTE TO THE EARTH.")
Be sure to click the image above for a hi-resolution version!

Size: Italian Locandina (13" x 27")
Artist/Illustrator: Gareth
Designer: Unknown
Release Year: 1987
Region: Italy
Notes:

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home French Petite (1988)

 

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (Retour sur Terre) French theatrical release poster. Tagline: None. (Title translation: "Return to Earth.")

Size: French Petite (40 x 60 cm / 15.7" x 23.6")
Artist/Illustrator: Gareth
Designer: Unknown
Release Year: 1988
Region: Unknown
Notes: 

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home - "Gareth" Art

The international art for Star Trek IV's theatrical poster campaigns is credited only to "Gareth." I have not been able to determine whether this is a first or last name, or locate any other information on the artist.

The purpose of this entry is to highlight a couple of stray uses of the Gareth artwork. Above, a lobby card for Star Trek IV (one of a set); this is the only time I have seen the Gareth art text-free (be sure to click the image above for a hi-resolution version).

Below, a VHS front cover for Star Trek IV from Sweden (where the film is known as Resan hem; translated, "The journey home"). This artwork is unique as far as I know: it fuses the Gareth art with Bob Peak's U.S. theatrical art for the film. It sort of works!

Oct 5, 2020

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Spanish-Language Poster (Year Unknown)

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Spanish-language theatrical release one-sheet poster. Tagline: "Para salvar nuestro mundo era necesario pedir ayuda a los hombres del siglo 23. Alli empiezaba* la aventura de todos los tiempos." (Automatic translation: "To save our world it was necessary to ask for help from the men of the 23rd century. There the adventure of all times began." Title translation: "MISSION: SAVE THE EARTH.")

*Note this is slightly different than the tagline on the Argentinean one sheet.

Size: 26" x 37"
Artist/Illustrator: Gareth
Designer: Unknown
Release Year: 1987
Region: Unknown
Notes: 

  • Unsure of country of origin. According to IMDb, Star Trek IV was released with similar Spanish titles in Argentina (Viaje a las estrellas IV: Misión: Salvar la tierra), Mexico (Viaje a las estrellas IV - Misión: Salvar la Tierra), Peru (Misión: Salvar la Tierra), Spain (Star Trek IV: Misión, salvar la Tierra), and with an alternate title in Spain (Misión: Salvar la Tierra).
  • Image source gives the size of this poster as 26" x 37"; this is not a standard poster size I'm aware of.
  • Need more info on artist "Gareth."
  • This artwork was also used for the international one sheet, the German A1, the Italian 2-Fogli, and the Australian daybill.

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Italian 2-Fogli (1987)

 

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (Rotta verso la terra) Italian theatrical release poster. Tagline: "Tornarono indietro dove gli uomini del 23° secolo non erano mai stati. Si trovarono in un’epoca pazza, folle, irrazionale: il 1987." (Automatic translation: "They went back where the men of the 23rd century had never been. They found themselves in a mad, insane, irrational era: 1987." Title translation: "ROUTE TO THE EARTH.")
Be sure to click the image above for a hi-resolution version!

Size: Italian 2-Fogli (39" x 55")
Artist/Illustrator: Gareth
Designer: Unknown
Release Year: 1987 (Theatrical)
Region: Italy
Notes:

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home German (West Germany) A1 (1987)

 

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (Zurück in die Gegenwart) West German theatrical release poster. Tagline: "Nur die Gegenwart kann die Zukunft retten." (Automatic translation: "Only the present can save the future." Title translation: "BACK TO THE PRESENT.")
Be sure to click the image above for a hi-resolution version!

Size: German A1 (23" x 33")
Artist/Illustrator: Gareth
Designer: Unknown
Release Year: 1987 (Theatrical)
Region: West Germany
Notes:

Sep 27, 2020

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home International One Sheet (1986)

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home international one-sheet. Tagline: "They travelled back where 23rd century man had never gone before. To a mad, crazy, outrageous time. 1987."
Be sure to click the image above for a hi-resolution version!

Size: One Sheet (27" x 41")
Artist/Illustrator: Gareth
Designer: Unknown
Release Year: 1986
Region: International
Notes:

  • This artwork was also used for the Australian daybill for this film, where there are at least a couple of slight differences in the art. On this one-sheet version, the "O" in VOYAGE is stylized as a textured metallic sphere, resembling the probe that menaces 23rd-century Earth in the film. Also, the film's logotype is outlined on the one-sheet, whereas it is solid white on the Australian daybill.
  • This artwork was also used for several other international posters for this film.

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Australian Daybill (1986)

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Australian theatrical poster. Tagline: "They travelled back where 23rd century man had never gone before, to a mad, crazy, outrageous time: 1986."
Be sure to click the image above for a hi-resolution version!

Size: Australian Daybill (13.25" x 26.75")
Artist/Illustrator: Gareth
Designer: Unknown
Release Year: 1986
Notes:

  • Star Trek IV was released in Australia December 18, 1986.
  • This artwork was also used for the international one-sheet for this film, where there are at least a couple of slight differences in the art. On the one-sheet version, the "O" in VOYAGE is stylized as a textured metallic sphere, referencing the probe that menaces 23rd-century Earth in the film. Also, the film's logotype is outlined on the one-sheet, whereas it is solid white on the Australian daybill.
  • This artwork was also used for several other international posters for this film.