Juan Antonio Rodríguez

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This is the famous photograph poster "Blown Away", shot in 1979 by photographer Steve Steigman (concept by Lars Anderson).
Subject details
 * The iconic image: It portrays a bespectacled man sunk into a Le Corbusier LC2 chair, with his tie and hair "blown away" and the glass about to spill, drenched by the sonic power of a Hi-Fi speaker.
 * Origin: It began as the famous advertising campaign for Maxell audio cassettes, becoming a true symbol of Pop culture and the audiophile world of the 1980s.
Details of your print (from the edge inscriptions)
 * Title / Author: Steve Steigman – Blown Away (1979)
 * Publisher: Published and distributed by Graphique de France (printed in France, code Z1158).
 * Gallery: The Weaver Gallery.

Si tratta del celebre poster fotografico "Blown Away", scattato nel 1979 dal fotografo Steve Steigman (con concept di Lars Anderson).
Dettagli del soggetto
 * L'immagine iconica: Ritrae un uomo occhialuto sprofondato in una poltrona Le Corbusier (LC2), con la cravatta e i capelli "soffiati via" e il bicchiere sul punto di rovesciarsi, investito dalla potenza sonora di un diffusore Hi-Fi.
 * Origine: Nacque come celeberrima campagna pubblicitaria per le cassette audio Maxell, diventando un vero e proprio simbolo della cultura pop e del mondo audiofilo degli anni '80.
Dettagli della tua stampa (dalle scritte sul bordo)
 * Titolo / Autore: Steve Steigman – Blown Away ( 1979)
 * Editore: Pubblicato e distribuito da Graphique de France (stampato in Francia, codice Z1158).
 * Galleria: The Weaver Gallery.




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Steve Steigman - Blown Away - 1980s

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