§ Philip Castle (1943-) High T signed and dated 'Castle 1981' (lower left) airbrush on paper 104 x 74.5cm Literature: Illust., Castle, P., AirFlow, Paper Tiger, 1980 Yorkshire-born artist, Philip Castle, is today remembered for his influential contributions to graphic design and illustration, having gained widespread recognition for his iconic film posters - particularly for his collaboration with filmmaker, Stanley Kubrick. Castle's bold, surreal style, blending elements of pop art and psychedelia, created visually striking and thematically resonant imagery. His most famous work includes the poster for A Clockwork Orange (1971) - an image that perfectly captures the dystopian nature of Kubrick's film and has since become an iconic symbol in popular culture. Castle's posters, known for their vivid colours and bold compositions, were more than just advertisements - they were works of art in their own right. Beyond film posters, Castle made significant contributions to illustration, album cover design and commercial art. His distinctive style continues to influence contemporary graphic design and illustration, ensuring that his legacy lives on in the world of art and cinema.