Campari Soda Vintage Advert by Franz Marangolo. (1968)

Campari Soda Vintage Advert by Franz Marangolo. (1968)A chic anthropomorphic bottle peeks out with one mysterious eye under her tilted bottle cap hat, while running along with green stockinged legs! Very clever ad for the famed Italian drink , this time with soda already added in with the unusual bottle shape! Designed by The great Italian illustrator, Franz Marangolo, above all became famous thanks to the advertising posters which he created for Campari in the 1950s 60s.

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but a sisterly one – both women were gifted songwriters responsible for crafting many of the band’s best-known tunes

facing south over the Rhone Valley

the Pop artist created numerous versions of Monroe's portrait in various different colours and configurations

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and is seen as an inspiration to and as a forerunner of minimal art

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including Elvis Presley and Chinese leader Mao Zedong

Nicks performed the song with such passion and intensity that Mick Fleetwood referred to it as “like an exorcism

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