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Die Westpage und der dialog im internet. (The WestPage and a dialogue on the internet.)
An advertisement for West cigarettes in an issue of Der Spiegel.
AdvertisementWestDer Spiegel (Germany)
Die tone liegen auf der strasse...(The sounds of the street...)
An advertisement of West cigarettes in an issue of Der Spiegel.
AdvertisementWestDer Spiegel (Germany)
Weiter geth’s im internet. (It continues on the internet.)
An advertisement for West cigarettes in an issue of Der Spiegel.
AdvertisementWestDer Spiegel (Germany)
Dichtungsringe können Missionen beenden, aber nicht die visionen dahinter. (Sealing rings can end missions, but not the visions behind them.)
An advertisement for West cigarettes in an issue of Der Spiegel.
AdvertisementWestDer Spiegel (Germany)
Cigaretten sind nicht alles: (Cigarettes are not everything)
An advertisement for West cigarettes in an issue of Der Spiegel.
AdvertisementWestDer Spiegel (Germany)
A Stuffed Aardvark
An advertisement for Winston cigarettes in an issue of Photo-Revue.
Article“Reflexe Campagnes d’hiver”Photo-Revue (France)Nouvelle Serie No. 19Pages 17-18
Advertising agency: J. Walter ThompsonWinston cigarette advertisement, “L’Orycterope empaille”…
No more Unsightly Pet Hairs
An advertisement for Embassy Filters in an issue of The People.
AdvertisementEmbassy FilterImperial TobaccoThe People (UK)Page 10
Cigarette logos abound despite ad bans abroad
An article in USA Today reporting on cigarette advertising.
Julie SchmitUSA Today (USA)
Stonehenge
An advertisement for Benson and Hedges Lights in an issue of Arena.
AdvertisementBenson and Hedges LightsArena (UK)
Ramses
An advertisement for Benson and Hedges Lights featuring an ancient egyptian monument.
AdvertisementBenson and Hedges LightsThe Sunday ReviewThe Independent on Sunday (UK)
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Tobacco Company Sponsorship of the Arts -- Think Again
Cover of four-page flyer distributed by DOC at a house call at the Metropolitan Museum of Art protesting Philip Morris' sponsorship of the exhibition…