In the world of collectible art, few pieces have gained as much admiration and value as hand-painted movie posters from before the 1970s. These posters, crafted by talented artists primarily from Europe, hold a unique appeal among collectors and art enthusiasts. 

La Strada (1954), directed by Federico Fellini, is a landmark of Italian neorealism that tells a deeply emotional story about human frailty and the search for meaning. The film follows Gelsomina, a simple and innocent young woman, sold by her impoverished mother to Zampanò, a brutish traveling strongman who performs in small Italian villages.