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1970 CHRISTINA LINDBERG POSTER Sweden SIWER OHLSSON PHOTO FIB ACTUELLT vintage

$ 66

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Condition: 'rolled' -- large nip gone from an upper corner / the opposite corner is stained - some crinkling on the edges with short rips along the upper edge and a few extra pieces of tape on the back --
  • Industry: Movies
  • Object Type: Poster
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Sweden
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Original/Reproduction: Original

    Description

    vintage original Pin-Up Poster of legendary softcore sexploitation and horror movie star, Christina
    Lindberg -- titled 'In the Mood' -- photo taken by Siwer Ohlsson and printed by the Uppsala Konstgalleri AB/Printab, Uppsala, Sweden -- item is from about 1970 and is a mirror image of the cover of the February, 1970 issue of the Swedish men's magazine, FIB Actuellt [last picture: not included] --
    poster measures 26 3/8 by 38 in. (app. 67 by 96.5 cm) --
    -- appears to be very rare --
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    'rolled' -- large nip gone from an upper corner / the opposite corner is stained - some crinkling on the edges with short rips along the upper edge and a few extra pieces of tape on the back
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    we are always listing interesting items of History
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    *Please Note: will be shipped rolled*
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    from Retours Railway History site:
    "Not compromised by Nazism (as was officially established later) was young designer Willi Kunze (1914-?). He created contemporary designs for the Reichsbahn in 1937. They were intended to radiate speed and reliability, and in the case of his Winterreise also enjoyment and comfort. He combined photo montages with watercolor, airbrush and collage elements, which was an international trend at the time. According to the multilingual magazine Gebrauchsgrafik, Kunze belonged to 'the foremost rank of those young, active, creative, commercial artists'. But later he was largely forgotten.
    What French designer Cassandre did ten years earlier with his famous litho posters, Willi Kunze achieved with photo montages. He used the diagonal lines of tracks and telegraph poles along the line as symbols of speed. The theme of reliability in winter was added to this by overlaying a photo of snow-laden telegraph wires with blue and red colors and a wood motif collage element. Unlike von Axster-Heudtlaß, Kunze used straight, modernist lettering.
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