Artist Profile

Alfons Kiefer

Limited Edition Movie Posters & Art Prints

Alfons Kiefer is a German painter and illustrator who has established himself as a distinctive voice in the alternative movie poster scene. Based in Germany, Kiefer brings fine art sensibilities to his screen-printed film tributes, with his original paintings having been exhibited in German galleries. His work bridges the gap between traditional illustration and contemporary poster art, often serving as private commissions that elevate beloved cinema through his unique artistic lens.

Kiefer's portfolio spans iconic franchises and cult classics, with his James Bond interpretations standing as particular highlights. His screen-printed tribute to "Licence to Kill" demonstrates his ability to reimagine classic spy cinema, while his work on "The Spy Who Loved Me" showcases museum-quality printing techniques in a striking 24x36 format. His range extends beyond Bond to include science fiction masterpieces like "Blade Runner 2049," produced in collaboration with Cult Classic Prints, proving his versatility across genres and decades of cinema history.

Collectors prize Kiefer's work for its scarcity and craftsmanship, with editions typically running in extremely limited numbers like his 85-piece "Licence to Kill" release. His prints often appear as artist proofs, adding another layer of exclusivity for serious collectors. The combination of his fine art background, museum-quality screen printing, and careful attention to edition control makes Kiefer's movie poster work highly sought after in the alternative poster community.