This original Agfacolor advertisement from 1960s Germany is a decorative photographic composition, irregularly cut along the silhouettes and mounted on a hardboard panel. The artwork depicts three people arranged diagonally: a man in a warm-toned checkered coat holding a dark hat, a woman with styled blonde hair in a light blue coat with a white ruffled collar, and a young woman in a vivid red hooded jacket. The colors are vibrant and saturated, characteristic of Agfacolor prints, with a glossy finish enhancing its retro appeal. The pure white background and uneven edges lend the piece a sense of lightness and mid-century modern style. Measuring 59 × 49 cm, it commands attention as a distinctive wall decoration. The reverse bears a signature confirming authenticity and origin. Condition is good – no visible damage, ready to hang. This Agfacolor cut-out speaks in the voice of the 1960s, a time when advertising embraced optimism and the joy of color. The composition seems to peer out from an invisible edge, embodying the era’s lightness as color photography unlocked new avenues of expression. The vivid hues and glossy surface evoke the spirit of the photographic studio, where every smile hinted at a brighter tomorrow and advertising became a part of everyday visual culture. The piece is well suited for display in a mid-century modern-inspired living room, where it could be paired with a minimalist light wood console or a metal shelving unit. It may be combined with other 1960s wall décor, such as graphic prints or vintage advertising posters, to create a coherent, collectible gallery. In a photography studio or creative office, it can be showcased against a white or pastel wall, complemented by accents in Agfacolor’s signature palette—reds, blues, or browns.
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Height59 cm
Width49 cm
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Width49 cm
Height59 cm
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