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The black and white stripes of the zebras form an organic and screen-filling pattern
faces and sex symbols of the 1950s and 1960s
Almost every scene produced an iconic image
It appears as if several stones are carefully stacked on top of each other
A glamorous yet timeless style that works well in both modern and classic interiors
Reading the news HOLLYWOOD-ICONS The black and white stripes"Women are just slaves". Debbie Harry, singer of the world famous band Blondie, does not seem too concerned about this provocative headline. The photo was taken on a train in the late 1970s by the band's guitarist, Chris Stein. Framed Print in Black Beech Wood, with Passepartout. Hanging system included. Made in Amsterdam
