Sandro Nardini - Wrangler “Wolf – Apsaroke” 60x48 cm - 1970s

Original Wrangler advertising manifesto from the 1970s, part of the famous illustrated series by Sandro Nardini dedicated to portraits of Native North American peoples.

The work depicts “Wolf,” belonging to the Apsaroke (Crow) tribe, shown with strong expressive intensity and remarkable attention to detail. The illustration style evokes the classic Western imagination and vintage period advertising graphics.

The manifesto was produced in the 1970s as promotional material for Wrangler, the historic American brand founded in 1947 and became one of the most iconic symbols of denim clothing and American Western wear. This edition, with Italian texts, was created to promote the brand on the European market.

Sandro Nardini, Italian illustrator, is known for his works devoted to Western imagery and portraits of North American Native peoples. His illustrations are praised for their strong realism, accuracy of details, and impressive decorative impact.

Poster with a strong visual effect, ideal for collectors of vintage advertising, American Western, and period graphic design.

DETAILS:
Technique: advertising offset print
Era: 1970s
Brand: Wrangler
Illustrator: Sandro Nardini
Dimensions: 60 × 48 cm (approx. 24 × 19 inches)
Theme: western / vintage advertising / North American natives
Conditions:
Good overall condition.
Present are slight signs of age, light folds and small undulations in line with the object’s age. Colors still vivid and well preserved.

NOTE:
The staged images are purely demonstrative for decorative purposes.
The manifesto is sold without a frame.

SHIPPING:
The poster will be carefully shipped protected in a professional rigid tube to ensure its integrity during transport.