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• userbinator 5y ago
  Definitely not politically correct these days, but unlike Corporate Memphis it's memorable, a trait important for adverts.
• rsj_hn 5y ago
  The difference between the crude poster you linked to and the women portrayed by Mucha is enormous. I would say the poster you cited does not celebrate beauty at all. This one, for Trappist Liquor, does: https://www.allposters.com/-sp/Trappistine-Liquors-Posters_i9072548_.htm https://www.allposters.com/-sp/Trappistine-Liquors-Posters_i...
  • notriddle 5y ago
    > The difference between the crude poster you linked to and the women portrayed by Mucha is enormous. I wasn't trying to character assassinate your favourite commercial artists. I was trying to claim that they aren't representative of the past.
• nostromo 5y ago
  In the gay community you’ll still see these kind of ads in 2021. And I don’t think anyone particularly cares... Yes, it’s a cheap trick and tacky. But it’s also a recognition that sexual desire and beauty are real things and a part of our shared human experience.