La danse de la prison, 1957 — Impression d'art noir et blanc

Le tirage est monté dans un cadre en bois massif et assemblé à la main, le système d’accrochage déjà fixé au dos.

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This 1950s cinema poster is a publicity frame from the most famous dance number of its decade: a young singer in a striped shirt and dark jacket, frozen at the top of a leap between the bars of a stylised cell set, one arm punched upward, mouth open mid-lyric. It was shot to sell a film, and it ended up defining how a generation moved — the still that taught a million teenagers what rhythm looked like.

An electric print for a room that moves

Few photographs carry this much upward energy, which makes it a natural for a hallway, a music room or a teenager’s wall that has outgrown posters of lesser things. In black and white the graphic geometry of the bars does the framing for you.

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