New Born Baby (Giusy)
Poster
1991 (printed)
1991 (printed)
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This is a poster for the clothing company Benetton. Benetton has used ‘global issues’ in its posters since the 1980s. It sees campaigns both as a means of advertising and as a focus for discussing the principal social and political issues of our time. Through their universal impact, the campaigns win the attention of the public and stand out from the general mass of media images. This makes for successful advertising. But their publicity attracts both controversy and acclaim, the latter in the form of advertising prizes. The public response to Benetton varies from country to country. This image, for example, had to be withdrawn rapidly in some countries.
Object details
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Title | New Born Baby (Giusy) (assigned by artist) |
Materials and techniques | Colour offset lithograph on paper |
Brief description | Benetton poster - new born baby |
Physical description | Poster |
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Credit line | Given by Benetton. Copyright Oliviero Toscani/United Colors of Benetton |
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Summary | This is a poster for the clothing company Benetton. Benetton has used ‘global issues’ in its posters since the 1980s. It sees campaigns both as a means of advertising and as a focus for discussing the principal social and political issues of our time. Through their universal impact, the campaigns win the attention of the public and stand out from the general mass of media images. This makes for successful advertising. But their publicity attracts both controversy and acclaim, the latter in the form of advertising prizes. The public response to Benetton varies from country to country. This image, for example, had to be withdrawn rapidly in some countries. |
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Accession number | E.2168-1997 |
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Record created | March 4, 2003 |
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