The Osmonds Poster
Poster
mid 1970s (printed)
mid 1970s (printed)
| Place of origin |
Poster for the group The Osmonds. The poster has an orange border with a photo of the group covering the main portion of the poster and a smaller image inside an orange sun.
The Osmonds are a group consisting of six brothers from Utah, who began by singing barbershop music and then went on to become a successful pop group in the 1970s. They had a large and energetic fan base in the early 1970s and a string of top 10 records. Later in the 1970s some of the brothers pursued solo careers.
The Osmonds are a group consisting of six brothers from Utah, who began by singing barbershop music and then went on to become a successful pop group in the 1970s. They had a large and energetic fan base in the early 1970s and a string of top 10 records. Later in the 1970s some of the brothers pursued solo careers.
Object details
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| Object type | |
| Title | The Osmonds Poster |
| Materials and techniques | Printing ink on paper |
| Brief description | Poster advertising the Osmonds, mid 1970s |
| Physical description | Poster advertising the group The Osmonds. The poster has an orange border with a photograph of the group covering the main portion of the poster and a smaller image inside an orange sun. |
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| Summary | Poster for the group The Osmonds. The poster has an orange border with a photo of the group covering the main portion of the poster and a smaller image inside an orange sun. The Osmonds are a group consisting of six brothers from Utah, who began by singing barbershop music and then went on to become a successful pop group in the 1970s. They had a large and energetic fan base in the early 1970s and a string of top 10 records. Later in the 1970s some of the brothers pursued solo careers. |
| Collection | |
| Accession number | S.33-2011 |
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| Record created | February 25, 2011 |
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