ensemble poster design — Four painted portraits under two-line cream title

A vintage painted spy-thriller movie poster of four glamorous painted portraits clustered beneath a huge cream title on deep blue, with a golden-yellow glow filling the lower half. At the very top, a giant bold "TITLE" in cream-white block capitals spans the full width in two lines against a rich cobalt-blue sky. In the upper-left corner, a man with neatly combed dark hair and a thin mustache gazes to the side, wearing a dark suit and tie, his painted face softly modeled. Near the top center, a second man with wavy dark hair and a small mustache looks sideways with a sly expression, his collar open, a white flower boutonniere at his lapel. On the right side of the frame, a large close-up of a man with dark slicked hair in a brown jacket leans over a blonde woman, his cheek near her temple, his expression tender. In the center of the frame, the blonde woman with bright blue eyes and red lips looks directly at the viewer, wearing a pale pink blouse with a small floral brooch at the collar, her bare shoulder and arm curving across the bottom. On the left side of the frame, a hand grips a thin gleaming dagger, its blade angled down toward the woman. Behind the dagger hand, the yellow glow softens into a pale haze. The lower half of the poster glows in warm golden yellow, like lamplight, contrasting with the cool blue of the upper half. In the lower-right corner, the woman's arm extends out of frame, anchoring the embrace. The painting style is smooth and airbrushed, with soft blended skin tones, rosy cheeks, and glossy highlights typical of nineteen-thirties poster art. The lighting is warm and theatrical, with a golden glow rising from below that lights the faces softly, gentle shadows under chins and brows, and a luminous sheen on the woman's hair and skin. In the end, the poster balances its four painted faces in a tight romantic cluster around the glowing center, fusing a palette of cobalt blue, golden yellow, and rose pink with a classic airbrushed nineteen-thirties illustration style and a mood of glamorous, dangerous intrigue.